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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
RathbOne Still
 Thinks Bridges Is Good Labor Leader

SAN FRANCISCO, Nol - Ex- communis. Mervyn Rathbone, a main government witness against Harry Bridges at the CIO long shore leaders perjury trial, said he still believes Bridges is an able labor leader.
 Reminded in ross-cXanination Friday of words of praise he for merly had uttered for Bridges, Rathbone said he believed them and still believes Bridges is an able labor leader with an enviable record in helping the nations war effort.
 Rathbone was shown a thick batch of letters in which, in 1945, he asked members of Congress to demand dismissal of deportation proceedings then pending against Bridges. The letters called the pro cccdings "a blot on the conscience of the American people, .'
 Bath5onc said he wrote them and mailed them "bccauso that was my business in those days"
 Bridges has been on trial since November 1A on charges of lying when he sworc at his 1945 citizen ship hearing that he was uot and never had been a communist Two union aides woh testified for him, Henry Schmidt and J. R. Robert son-also are on trial, charged with conspiracy to defraud. CTS" as the shipping and fishing interests.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
Walking Blood Bank Success After Six Months Trial
Continued from Page ono

Continued from Page One) of each prospective donor were left with the doctors and in a short time a complete roster of donors of the various blood types were on hand.
 The list was barely complete when the first call came. A fisher man was stricken aboard his yes sel and flown to Petersburg, deS- perately in need of several trans fusions. Alerted by radio, the ma chinery of the Walking Blood Bank went into action and the fisherman was receiving blood from a Jaycee donor within min utes after he arrived in town.
 On another occasion Dr. Jesse Herrea said they needed a pint of blood during an operation late one night. It was am. when the calls went out but the response was ter rife. Both doctors claim they can give transfusiOn under this plan within Is minutes after the need arises.
 The doctors admit the best method would be to have blood available in Tefrigerators but lack of equipment prevents that here
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
News of the World At A Glance ---
Continued from Page One) Monday. March 6, 1850

Monday March S. l9SU
 A new leftist party headed by an old Greek warrier emerged to- day as a strong force in Greece. Conservative foes said the Iefusts had hidden communist support.
 With nearly one-halG of the re- turns in from yesterdays parlia- meutary elections, the National Progressive Union headed by Gen. Nicholas PIastiras held a slender lead over the two big traditional parties-the Conservative POpu- lists of former Premier Constantin Tsaldaris and the Moderate Lib erals of Sophocles Venizelos.
 Still another leftist party drew a Sizeable vote. It was the Repub- lican Front headed by former foreign minister John Sophianol- poulos. The Communist party did not take part. It has been outlaWed as a result of the civil war that ended last fall.
 The two leftist parties held 29 per cent of the vote with about half of the 4,000 precincts heard from.
 In London, the Kings speech at the opening of the new parliament was as mild as milk. The Labor government, holding only a seven seat majority, shelved further na- tionalization as an immediate goal.
 The speech additionally reveals the aims of the government in power. Today it dwelt on the need of international agreement for the control of atomic energy, and continued support of the United Nations. It promised to introduce legislation if needed to maintain full employment. The COnserva- lives are not likely to call for a vote of confidence on such issues as these.
 The communists sparked a strike on bus and subway lines in Paris. The strike confused but failed to halt the city's normal life. In the National Assembly the government choked off a 72- hour-old communist filibus e r aimed at killing an anti-sabotage bill which would provide prison sentences of five to 10 years in- stead of death for sabotage of war or defense material.
 The communists have been pro- testing for weeks against the ship ment of arms to France in con nection with the U. s. military aid program.
 Defense minister Slim Sung Mo for the Southern Korean Republic said at Seoul a communist North Korean plot to land 1000 armed gucrrills on the country's south err coast had been 'foiled.
 At Taipei, President Chiang Kai Shck told Nationalist China it had one last chance to survive over the communists - its people must achieve unity, teamwork and com plete sacrifice of personal interest.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
Sid Grammar. 70, Snowman Dies

HOLLYWOOD. (Py-Sid Grau- man, whose lavish theater pre- serves for posterity the footprints of two decades of movie stars, died yesterday at the age of 70,
 Death was caused by a heart ailment.
 A master snowman, he built Grauman's Chinese Theater - where stars footprints are i'm pressed in cement-in 1927.
 Grammar is credited with pio- neering the spectacular premieres for which Hollywood is famous, and numerous other theatrical ''firsts."
 While in his teens he went to Alaska with his father, David J. Grammar during the gold rush. As a newsboy there, he sold pa perS for as much as a dollar a copy to the news hungry miners. Once he sold a paper for $50 to a storekeeper, who charged miners admission and read the paper to them.
 Later he operated theaters in San Francisco.
 and the Walking Blood Bank sat
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

and the Walking Blood Bank sat. isfics Petersburg's needs.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

CTS" as the shipping and fishing interests.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

st. Anthony's Church was the
scene of the recent wedding Of
Miss Barbara Rowland and Mr..
Sam Pusateri, the Rev. Raymond
Decker officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Seth w. Rowland. The
groom is the son of MIR. and Mrs.
Pusateri.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Miss Kathleen r. Boyer. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Boyer of Mount Rainier. Md. be-
came the bride of Mr.. John T.
Womersley at st. Paul's Catholic
Church October IA. the Rev. John
F. Burns officiating. The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
WomerSley.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
HOUSES TO SHARE Cont J

2 GIRLS. age 90 to 23. to share e-rm.
bungalow, Arl., conv. transp. Cali
OW; 1924 weekdays after q pm.-27
JEFFERSON MANOR, 2 mi. of Alex
Share with congen. lady. 30-35; conv
transP;, S. h% h8me privils' TIE; 3297,
cows. phone and Tv; bus at door.
Empl, cple or bus. woman. Sun. or
ewes, 10. 2-4203
WIDOW wishes to share practically
new home in Silver Spring with
non-drinking Christian married cou-
pie. Everything furn. except bed
inens. a!9G CAL Sat- Sun. or ewes. after
HOUSE TO SHARE with couple. no
objections to l child. 10. s-sO54.
YOUNG MAN. boy IA, girl ii, to
share mod. 3-bedrm. home in Arl.
with sun porch. rec. rm. and out
onIn GoGr figepli; nge b.N viii take meals out SO
after 8 am, Gil. 6s39.
PVT. 2nd-FL. APT. 3 rms. kit. bath:
emplyd. only: furn. or unfurn.; very
EMPLoYEhD' NO MOTHER and e-yr. .-old
ddaushter will share comfortable
iurn' home in American Univ. Park
couple must love children, as I wish
her to care for daughter from 3 to
6;3O Mon. through Fri; refs. ex-
WILL SHARE OUR HOME with
cpie;; l child accepted; 2 rms. and
porch; share kit; and bath; excel.
wooDRfDGE PRoT'EsTANT gentle
home, lee. fenced yd.. with working
parent. and child, with child care.
Exch. baby sitting. DU. 1909.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WOODWORKING SHOP-Makes store
fixtures. Here. is a money-maker,
fully fully equipped la and 81 LOCATED sat down.
CITY REALTY, RE. o70s. "N
AUTO REPAIR and body shop-Rea-
sonably priced; good equipment and
inventors; low rental. wonderful
or oppeTTunity sr HyeI for 2 men. 81 s777
BEATTY sHoP-Priced for ri quick
sale; must sell this week. Call
IF voc ARE BUYING or eliine a
business in Arlington County. sec OF
call !; MAYNARD MAGRUDER,
MAJESTIC CLEANERS is now ac-
cepting additional wholesale ac-
counts, synthetic cleaning fluid. and
excellent service. Call AT. 1910 for
additional information.
valet service and ,ewelry dept for
$4,000 TO INVEST toward purchase
of business; send information on
type Of business, cost and volume
Box 3q1-V Star.
IN MIAMI. FLORmA-A fully equip
ped processing plant; ideal for
pasteurizers, fltefing Unit Units, Asiss' asita.
tors, steam. etc. ready for making
Jams, jellies. syrups or liquid or
semi-liouid items; assist in finsnc-
ing deals You may have your at
torney write US. NJ. D. HOFFMAN.
,4s 4se3 acRTs S;W; sth street street Miami Miami Tls
Potomac River. Md. 5000 feet
river, front: 15-foot bank and sand
beach. Want party with $4,000
TO- join in subdivision. Phone ME.
FORMER GOVT. TAX ACCT. de-
ness of on-mechanical nature Six
month buying option. Call Mon
LoSG-EsTRBLIsHHED service has
opening in mimeographins dept. for
sonehle and be good salesman.
helpful but not essential This is
Turns for real ao1 eor SALARY saa plus
IDEAL sET-rP for person open. New
hardware store. Will sell my en-
tire new stock or part. Priced be-
low ,present:day cost. Also new
1lco key mach. Fletcher auto. glass
is counter anG and seaes mGasi hes5 dispay na Ia:
bIes, AZ s mos. old; LEvENTHAL's
MANuFACTURED ARTICLE selling
IN Qept. ana lucent stores Tor 49t
and Sl.00. also through nationa
magazines; every housewife a po.
tential buyer; patent rights. sellins
control and contract for the manu-.
facture go with sale: $4,000 cash
! Reason for selling explained at in.
| teryiew. state phone number ir
reply. Boy 242-V. Star.
DRUGSTORE, corner. Sales abou
5000 daily. Average this year
Prac. new fixtures and stock Rent
S@25 for long lease. This stor,
has real future possibilities. S25.,
600 incl. large stock. ST. 900 casf
Tsquirsd, bf Gsao MILTON GOLDSMITH
VARIETY sToRE-Est. many years
| Doing good bus. Owner must sell
| Price. S1l.500 with about SIS. .OO(
stock Good terms. MILTON
| GOLDSMlTH. OI. 0440.
GREETING CARDS. gifts. MAGAZINES
etc, established trade: suitable fol
couple. or 2 ladies: sc. location
must be sold on account Of illness
EXcELLEST x 2ES1 LuNcHRooM location
presently selling ice cream: sell fol
cost OF equipment only plus stool
on hand. AP. 0251.
GOOD-SIZED self-service market, lov
rent, good NV location; sacrifice
GE. 1884. RIA. 9s15.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
AMERICAN UNIV.

First offering of this immaculate
white brick home, built by Cafritz
just before the war. Ist floor has a
living room with fireplace, dining
room. modern equipped kitchen, pine.
paneled dining alcove, 2 excellent
bedrooms and tile bath. There are 2
large bedrooms and bath on the end
moor; built-in garage, daylight base
the city. Call
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN to share small George
town house with 2 others; share
rMPPsnSEb rsxPs1ssI 5ox Mo4SEE 44SE sts5 gis5
child has 3 bedrm. bungalow to
share with another mother and
child; cony. to schools and bus.
Call OK 0197 Monday.
WILL SHARE beautiful home, in
refined couple for house work and
care Of children. FA. 1900. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-27
GLOVER PARK

241s 39th STREET NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6 PM.
Convenient to Georgetown Univer-
sity and downtown Washinston
shopping. schools. theaters. eiEht
rooms, ga baths, row brick home,
gas h.-v.h. Built-in gar. New
aluminium interchangeable storm
windows and screens. Mr.. Maury,
TU. 1926.
MARSHALL J. wApLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV, DI. 334S -e7
Evening star., 1950-08-27
GEORGETOWN

iDlJ-IbI O-IbTI-Ib7Y
Wisconsin ave. NV.
Zoned st coml, will sell separately,
Inspection by appointment only.
Call Mr.. Poole with DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000; Sun. and ewes,
WO, 1891. -2s
Evening star., 1950-08-27

SILVER SPRING AREA, $50
galow. full basemt.. adjacent to
shopping center. grade school and
transp. LEACH & CRONIN. 10.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
~ OPEN rs PM.
435 DECATUR ST. NV.

6-room brick; consists Of lovely liv,
rm.. din, rm, modern. bright
equipped kit; stove, refrigerator,
complete baths, recreation rr1., gas
h.-w.h.; close to shopping. schools.
transp.: etc. Asking price under
$4,000. See. this today.
Potts Realty Co., AK. 1155
5S07 MINI. AVE. NE.
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.1
Evening star., 1950-08-27

CONSIDERING RENTAL
OF your property. in Arlington. Falls
Church or Fairfax County, then call
or write for complete information
on our rental MANAGEMENT service.
Falls Church. FA. 1850. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-27

BUY OR RENT
1924 Nicholson NV. See my sd un.
der Houses Furnished for Rent"
Evening star., 1950-08-27
7004 F STREET
cnAr nT TracaNyr ~,

SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
Huge living room. 3 bedrooms, 2
kitchens Cor one would make de-
hshtful nursery, baths, 2 porches,
large yard (well landscaped), newest
gas heat. Amy or Navy personnel
preferred. Convenient to Andrews
Field. S125. 10. S-S4n2i
Evening star., 1950-08-27
WESI ,EY HEIGHTS

WESLE 7 HEIGHIS
epic and span 6-rm. and bath det
house, on very lge. handicapped lot
with tall trees; gas heat, built-in
garage and maids quarters S215
Sun. and ewes, RE. 2aI3 weekdays
5 rms, bath, auto. heat; Ss5 mo.
1924 r. l. ave. n.e.-Row brick. e
rms, 2 incl. porches; lge. rec. rm.;
500 per mo.
ROGER MOSS
o125 R. I. Ave. NE
Ho. 5000 Ewes. MI, S692
Evening star., 1950-08-27
HOME AND INVESTMENT
5000 BLOCK NORTH ,CAPITOi, sr
3 APARTMENTS-COMPLETE WITH

RENT CEILING S23o.50
Modern apt. building, near all con.
veniences, has furred walls, con-
crete front porch, gas h.-w.h. sepa-
rate front and rear entrances N
is reasonably priced. A substantial
cash payment is required. CaU r.
S. Washburn, TU. 2091.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
1904 Nth St NV NI aa4a
Evening star., 1950-08-27
SHIRLINGTON
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Brick semidet. 5 rooms and bath;
tll b,mr nnt moi oil hs3t; sIDnh tmmed syall al
CO. agent. DI. 1900.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Mr.. Chevy Chase Club, Det. gray
shingle, 6 rms. , baths, 2 incloSed
orS porShes' s Isf lsnGscaped soss l9t Exc Exc
and ewes, RE. 2973. or wkdays..
NE, 1850. WAGGAMAN-B BRAWNER.
COLORED-BRooKLAND - I-bdrm.
apt; no children. no pets; lights,
gas; $3.50: avail. Immediately
EN-. zoos.
COLoRED-BROOKLAND - Det. g.
rm. house, full bsmt., oil h.-w.h
FIR, 1853,
Evening star., 1950-08-27
RESTAURANT

downtown location, nr. ONCE build
,nsS, stores and apts. Cost S32 900
$4,000 down. A dandy business for
a couple of young men; beautiful
equipment. Income quoted 81, 5,500
mo. a; r. SEELYE, 14OO L st. NV,
Evening star., 1950-08-27

MODERN RANCH-TYPE HOUSE on
country place near Rockville. 2
bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., fireplace.
kit. bsmt,, steam heat; .35 minutes
portunity to keep horses. garden:
SS5 per mo-. with years lease. Can
furnish If necessary. Available Sep
tember /. NO. 6161, HU. 1854. -27
S-ROOM COTTAGE. IL miles Key
Bridge. S25 mo. plus some sitting
with children next door; former
country resident preferred. Phone
FA. 1Q45 -27
Evening star., 1950-08-27

. JII4II 1IG1tD FhNh
4-oedrm., cypress-shingle home priced
to sell on today's market. Large.
bright. cheerful rooms. Ideal locs.
tion for entire family. Cali Mrs.
Williamson. IA. 1927.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-08-27

II RMS, sEMIDET. BRICK
Nr. Dupont Circles baths, oil
heat. vacant; property structurally
sound. but needs redecoratinr;
ELIOT MIDDLETON. RE. 11S1. WI.
S557 evenings -2S
Evening star., 1950-08-27

Continued on Next Page.5
Evening star., 1950-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DINER. COTTAGES, all equipment,
now operating; No. ] highway; own
er retiring. Price, sos, 900, one third
cash; mo danger hereJ Box
Evening star., 1950-08-27
EASY RTJSTNFSC

EASY BUSINESS
Short hours, sell soft drinks. ,ce
cream Cpackagedl,. frozen foods. ali
quoted about S400 wk. Should AZ.
Iord man about $50 wk. after ex-
penses Price very reasonable.
A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1926
Evening star., 1950-08-27
GEORGETOWN

capt. house, each unit containing
, bedrms., lge. liv. rm. with firepl.
modern kit. and bath: beautifully
attic space; 2 separate oil furnaces
and util. meters: possible income,
$500 yr. Call AID. 6712 or
Evening star., 1950-08-27

p rms, G st.. furn.. $4,000; II
rms, 18th: $42,500; 12 rms. N ST..
furns S29.50O. Offered by Florence
WEADON CO.. HO. 1910; ewes, ST.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DAY NURSERY

20 capacity; s.e. Wash. location; Z
rooms, 3 baths, oil heat; 5-yr. lease
at $500 mo. rent; income quoted
$50 mo-; low overhead and
easy to operate. 1947 station wagon
goes with sale; $4,000 down. For
inspection. call
Jerry Baker. EX. 4474
Evening star., 1950-08-27
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

STORE BARGAIN-Full
price, $3.50, including property,
very profitable business; on main
street, nearby Va town. See this
today. Call HENRY C. BROWN,
Broker, JE. 3-S517 or FA. $3.50.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. located
on 3 main hwys.; beer and wine
fully equip; doing good % business s
Phone winchester. Va. 6S32. -21
DONUT SHOP, excellent location.
Silver Spring; owner must sell:
good yearly income. Sligo O364
Evening star., 1950-08-27

NJ E. location. mixed trade. Inc.
quoted $3.50 yk., incl. $50 laundry.
Asking S1,95Q: good lease. A. r.
Evening star., 1950-08-27

1900 BLOCK OF KANSAS AVE
s;;roon tapestry brick, "a baths, Co.
lonial front porch, mod. kit, Are
place, rec. room, garage. oil h.-w.h
ysrd. Mr.. Atino, after pm. RA,
$3.50. ZAGAM1 REALTY, Ii. 7-a377
Evening star., 1950-08-27

local printing and engraving bust
ness. Good equipment, steady Gus
toners and good reputation. Owner
entering military service Purchas-
ing partner to operate business with
fun authority during owners mill
tary service. Reply Box 494-V, Star.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-08-01

Mel Hallock. KMON's genial program
director. halls most recently from
Cedar Rapids. Ia. where he was spe-
cial events and news announcer for
station WHIT. Before this assignment
he was program director and farm
editor for KWYO in Sheridan. WYo.
His first pride is three sons. one who
is cadet at the Coast Guard acad-
envy. another a budding artist at IL
and the third still under his mothers
wing at the age of 3. Interests in
clude baseball. horse racing and All
club farm youth projects. Achieve
ments while at the Cedar Rapids ra-
dio station included being the only
radio reporter TO receive legislative
news coverage award for coverage of
the Iowa state legislature last year.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-08-01
Daily Programs on KMON

this log when change daily the abbreviated
Thus
in
Daily Air edition M
*** Intermounan
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-08-01
Afternoon

I2:15 World and LocoI News
l2:25 Livestock Report
1890 BoseboII Gorne of the Day
1:10 Groin Market
800 *Scoreboord
sos Melody Roundup
AIS Vacation in Montana
4:30 **Heminewoy News
4:45 Song and Story Lody
500 Record Room
$780, Supermon (NWO
***Spoce Petrol 9TH
Green Hornet (F)
Evening star., 1950-10-20
Election Forecdster Bean Sees
Democrats Losing $3.50 Seats

Less than three weeks before
the election. Louis Bean believes
the Democrats will retain control
of the House and Senate.
The Agriculture Department
opinion expert. one of the few
|prognosticators who foresaw Presi-
dent Truman's election in 1948,
voiced this contention last night
In addressing the District Young
Democrats, in American Legion
Hall. 2437 Fifteenth street NV.
He said he didn't think the
Democrats would find themselves
on the small end. They might
be expected to lose IS or 80 seats,
with the losses less If there is
a vigorous voting turnout, or more
If the public Is apathetic when it
comes to the vote.
Other factors such as the Korean
situation and theu Unforeseen re-
action Of the voters might change
this, he added.
DR.. Bean, who now Is economic
adviser to the Secretary of Agri-
culture and the author of "How
to Predict Elections" and 'The
Mid-Term Battle" has made q
study Of the public voting tempo
for many years. He bases his de-
ductions on a detailed analysis
OF past performances.
DR.. Bean said he believes there
will be q comparatively light vote
Evening star., 1950-10-20
New Site 10 Be Blessed
By 81. Sophia Church

Members and friends of st.
Sophia Greek Orthodox Church
will witness a solemn blessing of
the-ground ceremony at l pm.
Sunday at the site of the pro-
posed new $5o0,0O0 church.
Thirty sixth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
The Rev. Archmandrite A. La
loussis. pastor of st. Sophia
Church, will officiate.
Speakers at the ceremony will
include Jack A Pappadeas. presi-
dent of the church's board of trus-
tees and building fund committee
chairman: Mrs. Antigone Juvelis,
representing the Ladies Philopto-
hos Society; George Seyrnore. rep
resenting the Junior League, and
Peter Kriticson, representing the
community.
Louis P. Maniatis. Washington
attorney. will act as master OF
ceremonies. ...
The proposed church. to be built
on traditional Byzantine style
lines, will seat 1918 persons and
will have two chapels, on either
side of the nave. The ground in
the rear Of the church eventually
will have a community center and
parish house erected on it. Archie
Protopapas of New York is the
architect.
st. Sophia Church is now at
Eighth and L streets NV. 1t was
organized in 1904 with rs men,
bers. Services were held in build
ings at Sixth and c streets NV
and at Sixth and q streets NV
before the present church was
opened in 1920.
Evening star., 1950-10-20

nationally, on the basis of the
registration figures in New York
for the coming election. He said
the New York figures are not much
greater than in 1916, which was
an unusually light election year.
IF the New York figures are
to be taken as symptomatic of
other States, then there is a
lot of work yet to be done before
November 7 to get out the vote, +"
he said. Political action groups
should roll up their sleeves and
get into the swing"
The senatorial race in Ohio
might be a eight and narrow
one. DR.. Bean explained, if Sen
ator Taft is still two or three
points" behind the Republican
ticket as he was in 1914.
Evening star., 1950-10-20

The first all-welded trawler
built in Western Germany recently
was launched,
Evening star., 1950-10-20
Pearl Buck to Speak

Pearl Buck, the novelist and
president of the East and West
Association. will speak to a meet
ing of the group at $3.50 pm
Monday in All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. Her topic will be
Toward Common Sense in Asia. u
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
Region 2.B. UAW-CI0
Charles BoIIcrd, Director

and osigner Howard Seren Norman
Homer Avery William Healey, William
wnk Chester Szymzak, Leonard Hojnack John Bnkowsk
atox Felix Szymnsk Zig Lapn Jim Nugle Clarence Tucker
a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-10
ALLARD ANSWERS LETT
From Committee To SAGE TOIedo's PayroUs

signing your letter sold would the Toledo people
their Jobs When woned hours day. days week you
sad threatened people their Jobs To moke simpler let
me put this woyhaf every fine of the following items
for membership raised people like you
shouted fho III threatened he security Of e peoples Jobs
Toledo Yet. they have all been groned by one
the profit dollar your invested doa for the moiery Of
The employers in Toledo years q4s
l94s fhon any other year. Here things
fhof made you scream just as you doing