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Milford chronicle., 1950-11-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-11-17
Frozen Funds

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - (P -
Money, Mrs. Taylor McGinnis will
tell you, isn't safe anywhere in a
house these days. A burglar stole
four one dollar bills from her ice
box.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
Why Not?

One of the most significant and encouraging develop
mens of the trade union movement In the United States TO-
day. the rrefutabe evidence that it has become vital
only in the preservation of democratic way OF
life but in it's advancement we'll This development mas
guided by two fundamental objectivesthe right OF
workers to engage in collective bargaining through ther
unions and guaranteeing of civil rights provided by our
Constitution The pursuit of these obectves has not been
easy for there strongly entenched forces who realize
that their arbitrarily vested interests cannot be retained
organized labor succeeds which 1t will
DESPITE this determined resistance organized labor to-
day is increasingly concerned with the problems and
vices of community fefrom both political and admins
trative aspect 1t is concerned with the promotion of better
schools and better educational opportunities better public
libraries health provisions recreatonal facilities and what
improves the social and moral conditions OF the COM
munty AS result organized labor has gained position ana
influence the community by participation politics and
social undertakings and the constant urging that its men,
bers their right and privilege of voting to further
the principles of human welfare and progress.
In addition through joint movement and plans for ma
tona action organized labor has gained status In national
affairs and is in position render still further service
opportunities opened to it, While labor has been consult
assistance has been less sought after in their administration
and operation.
This unfortunate oversight, which would prefer to
believe unntentona at least for the time being should
by proportional representation from organized
labor the executive branch of the government In Wash
ingon And should be extended to diplomatic delega-
agencies of the United Nations. After ALL why not? The
problems and interests of wageearners today are world
wide And in of the fact that organized labor has gain
well meed position of great Influence IN all Industrial
countries it is indispensable that have the
benefit the experience and knowledge OF representatives
administrative and diplomatic positions
For example, why shouldn't every American embassy
have labor attache who is real trade unonst completely
reliably qualified to keep ambassador fully advised
labor in the country to which he sent And why should
MT every executive department in our federal government
have labor advser at the top level? If it's an oversight
intentional otherwise it's the government hasn't
made far the interests of big business is concerned
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
&|&|Z89s:;E|; &

in New York City, before the Korean invasion group
and Russia about to D
what the Wall Streeters wanted For more pa
years they $5000O0 worth of Russian Cza
ment bonds which repudaed 1917 They had pc
practically worthless but the pae rumor sent one tb
"ners dumped One later Stain sent the
crashing southwark and the suckers qua wa
insiders had previously done with the Russian p"p
their bathrooms with them
in Harrisburg Pa the State Unemployment Compensation
Board of Review employers haven't got business at
to an empoye the Murphy Co. because ne had oae
employ after working hours The State OF rens &
couldn't associate with each other after @ %
finished for the day.
suits when that of ana
the diplomatic corps had discussed forming union The constant
round of tea and & 70 'oe @ @ onger than
Shop girls BESIDES the on their pnkes te
that has to poude out horizontally wheh they I'LL
been "too too ghastly
in Santiago Chile Senate passed sponsored
requiring all business enterprises both Chilean ana 1erelg % 20
fits Among hackers of the legislation was the union
of Christnastime Santa Clauses - -,
In Pittsburgh officials wondered whether
steel making the after the announce
Steel in 12 minutes The new process hearth,
4 minutes from the present IL hours open
~ n Cleveland the big business magazine Modern Industry
interested pensions
than in higher pay paid This
politics shown be- 1919 Republican, 1870 Demo-
cratic 32b independent, with the rest undecided =,
that uniforms such trainmen and
of the uniforms out of their income tax but only
the uniforms suitable for off-duty
Athens Greece, workers repairing u s. Army eps demand
giving them the right to construct their eps
i'm Detroit officials of the United Auto Workers tip their hats
GHOSTS" when they the Club magnificent
designed lavish mlonaires club but occupied
chief has been luxurious hose for
stray owls On the cornerstone is inscribed CAD 1927
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
Democracy In Action

AS Americans all have to be proud OF the
way that the democratic process of government has worked
Korean emergency 1t is only to think back
the depressing and dsgaceu days of the Nineteen
Thrties In those years. Musson and Hitler made much OF
the Weaknesses the heitans the disorders OF democracy
how slowly and nefcenty it worked how difficult it was
public opinion to support strong coherent policies and
to act swiftly Korea is the proof that the lessons OF the
Thrties learned and that the order OF things
we a representative democracy can take strong ana
swift action defense of right and freedom against another
totataran aggressor and that other deocraces will sup
port us.
Consider the situation in Washington today-the
smooth funconng of the Defense and State Departments
the almost unanimous bipartisan support for President 1r
mans actions in both Houses the determination, the assur
ance Congress surely to the occasion the ndvd
ua Congressmen did to their feet cheering the Admins
traton The Senate voted unanimously to extend
Selecve Service 1t effective measure that gives
the President the powers he needs Our support for the Mill
tary Assistance Program and the European Recovery Pro
gram has been strengthened The dispute Fomosa and
Nationalist China has for all practical purposes been resov
ed Democrats and Republicans working together In
national emergency they were bound to do Patsanshp
that had to be taken in regard to Korea.
All in ALL can, soberly and without boaSting, feel sat
isacton at the Government has functoned IN this
emergency when democracy had to spring to the defense OF
liberty The test becomes of sustaining strong
line in what may prove long and grueng campaign IN the
cold war The unity created in Washington throughout the
country and everywhere the democratic world must be
maintained
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
Same Old Industry Will Be To Blame
For Bottlenecks
Rv ALyAINE HAMILTON & CUSHMAN REYNOLDS
For Labor Press Association

Pretty you'll begin hear about "benecks IN the pro
enough old industry that manages to maintain its
this century the % steel oddf dqspyz pyfds" prSdu'oa tbat
steel make the e 1 S S tanks 6 ne snd pan g
that military program requires Our confidence IS
ndustr spOkesmen are Insisting that there's here
need to feel alarm Proposals by men like BOD naa VINO @ f
% nap s snd 9 g as bdm 9 @ a
men Xsaa do 10 it, fne TRe b Se industry
"YS Meanwhile the public should
Eugene Grace Of Bethlehem Steel Steel told s Us
Stop worrying drastic reduction the production OF
chairman SasS irving od Of e gigantic
a producers might lead to "a socialist st. state tat he
aS ass1 H in 9 MoS to wa f poef that ca
cations Itself Fact ha ba before se0 s n the the
effort Moreover it out Of the conflict with With millions o
addition earned fat profits @ ver% From do 1 %ta e
banding capacity its -, a.+u u,n,+ .r no, Ike
Bob SssS rsSs ss1A es 5 Is saf Industry right are men like
will be 2 spending % 3 amafSg of S military yrapp@
s9groug air force That M will e probably n nySve vol building
Fs t St a aaa viii nns s6o b wgf 5
neck again even lucky escape reaching
saS ~e a atd fds8 at
%SsHs S MSw on IN 'pf pga% E %0 Build wcb will re-
se SS 9%s o Of ss % s @oan a the A Us @ Gp ' s 5
from the Minnesota range Pittsburgh by ran
lTSShn goSSins 81 up o9Ai lot Of steel
production of the last half of
this expects the monma 1850 by the
month"; TO continue at this rate barring steel short
ages. Chryser it will do the
the military crisis short-ved home
building be back its June fast with
al-tme were
the
constant threat bombing the
will agescale
settlement of city families Any such from cities
steel factory and preabrcated homes and for all the steel
The Natl Association of Homebuders
members that until the military requirements for
other items known the
housing possible Whether
a month, has been decided
will be determining
automobiles products requiring this basic commodity
the military have been
builders They
makes
good thing that the unions will have in the military
this time Two capable economists from labor
movement the bureaucracy
monopoly including the steel business serving
Board Eli Kassaow will have their
months ahead
production above it's
tries to get voluntary" y which they nduun
sell much of its steel the and black
market price of 212 times the open market price.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
The True Road To Peace

Leaders of International Unions in the American
Federation of Labor stey warned against spurious peace
petitions being circulated by that small band of long
hairs msfits and nsurreconsts in the cause OF Old
Mother Russia.
The AFL says hands off these petitions don't sign
them They're good.
But that doesn't mean the AFL is against genuine
peace. No other organization of similar size has fought
harder for real and lasting peace both nationally and
throughout the world trade union movement than the Am
erican Federation Of Labor.
What the AFL and all rightthinkng people want is
peace without appeasement. This is tough to fol-
low and is sometimes unpopular But it is the only
kind of peace that will be
So instead Of signing away your and address to
local connie try another tack Go to Church this Sunday
and ask for Gods assistance in bringing peace to the world
If the majority of the people this earth would take
such turn peace wouldn't be something dream about
1t would be reality, and in our time-all the time too
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
Check Your Own Job

Annual and sem-annual job-checking campaigns are
fine they get good results they help strengthen your
Union But, why not check your job? Why not ask
the working beside you if he is member and if ne is
paid up? Time when good Union and women saw
that nonUnion delinquent people received the atten
ton they deserved right on the job.
Each Union member should constitute himself a check
ing campaigner year around basis Why wait until the
Unions checkers get around the plant the store? After
ALL it the duty of each member uphold his Union to
that it strong That's what Unonism Busi
ness agents and secretaries have their hands full trying to
negotiate agreements settle "beefs otherwise
keep members working in compliance with the contract They
do have time to get around the entire field often
they wish
Why not say to the woman working you;
"By the are you member of the Union? Are you in
good standing?'
The best possible selling of the Union is done right
the job.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
Voluntary

There he is leading the Republican Party back down
that dusty road to defeat And who he? None other than
the old familiar Robert A. Taft senior senator from Ohio
On election day. 1913, folks didn't forget that it was
Taft and his eaconary followers who had led the fight to
kill price controls prematurely after World War III.
Despite what happened in 1916 and 1947 Taft is bland
y saying that businessmen won't raise prices this time De
spite what has happened in the last three weeks he tells
that IAN of patriotism stimulated by sound Amer
icanism' will protect from initiation
Taft of course doesn't have to watch his pennies May
be he doesn't know what happening in the stores Maybe
he didn't read the newspaper stories about the boost
in bread prices in advance of the rise in flour prices which
preceded any increase in the price of wheat.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-08-10
WASHINGTON LABOR
COP Top Boy
Hos New Scheme
To Save Country

h Wasmgm d de II cot million Of EN- Republicans
are iSsNtsi going to save the country. e
It's like this r million new w voe osa a apd that will
the country .,.
mu @ tb % % Rpubican National Committee spec
the scheme. uoa
s d a~ blue abS DdS ere vat 1 ue atS
eueta and another that leads the parade
And is the sales talk?
COP right out with the Republican So%s a1d sSrUad
confusion and corruption Washington establish enduring
peace. ,;
man Of the national curb Communism at home FIRST
Look GuyJoe Mccarthy working that side of the street for
months He didn't 50 e good nd n with M me have your re-
actions we'll suggestions how we might improve this drives el
Never like that BY old 1 man Carter here
People will begin suspect have all buttons % you
na mSnsm S Ro@ and that order
acty the Democratic Administration is dong rght nov"
And curbng Communism abroad exactly the Aministra
ton doing Marshall Pan and exactly the intent of Pres
Guy your boys going to pose as of ges e
ton to they're soliciting those five million new mem
less 1 than d enhpiaSt q% aSs a6ont onsress s
for EcA did they to dream up all sorts of gimmcks
st i esbas Gdas % sn tss aSgGa sS
popaon pny da for Point " Which abroad
so that an RS %y @ 5a boy 'f
of 1949 and Assistance for Korea the year!
you cubng Communism at home and abroad
DIDN'T cars happened Korea? Maybe Guy but
949 boys in Congress Were saying that Us ana of
pouring money down rat hole AND the communist
Also Guy you off the old COP line about how the
running g h1ng a is Ee sa1es esr ag a
tS t ens1s ySD profits sf that @ pg
your MSSsf 5 po s a @ Tst
sb6u a avg Number For the
you they've been circulating that Peace pe
ing of thousands country OF the gneEs are
hoRrS holm petition etit as the phony that is
Look Guy really want to know what old man Carter thinks
it's good thing to pound home the fact that people oqg @
wont Ft voe oa for yo that's you
The people know mobilization plans they want to
your doing what they promise do about
as , @ & %eG ro a6S aDS remit And G0as @
Congress caterwaung about voluntary
ion volunteers and they won't get voters
d for the fact that when they
finish work @ no s ae to all IL the as amd SPOTS It's
private night cuband supplying its own bartenders and wait
Rep vulnerable spot when they figured how
Rankin who campaigns every years
for the has introduced 100 spending bills
this they approved they will the
$25 billion pension bill Rankin preparing would add another
In Washington C, AFL International brotherhood of
celebrated its Tooth birthday labor historian dcov
against
1850 after strike of bndey employees doing
plant called sdown strike but instructed workers who
I'm Pittsburgh at the ctys Pennsylvania Sta
ton asunded at the methods used by the to
rivals and Secret wire recordings wre in the s
ous and five aty refused believe they listening their
own voices.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Faith.

Faith Is the Answer, by Norman
Vincent Peale and DR.. Smiley
Blanton prentice Hall, New York
$2.75). A pastor and a physician
revise an earlier edition of a work
whose thesis is that faith is the
answer to modern everyday prob
lens.
Faith Is Power, by Daniel A
Polling (Greenberg. New York
$3.50. A famous minister tells OF
his personal experiences with
prayer and how prayer. helped
others in critical moments.
An Adequate Religion, by Ed
ward E. Martz Dorrance & Co.
New York. $3.50. Essays on
Christian concepts.
Religious Beliefs of Youth, by
Murray G. Ross (Association
Press, New York. so. What young
people today believe about God,
the Bible. prayer and related SUBJ
jectS.
Communism and Christianity.
East and West, by Mary Burt
Messer philosophical Library.
New York. So. A Christian
Scientist replies to the Communist
Manifesto.
Christ, Christianity. and Com
munism, by M. M. Blair tStan-
dard Publishing Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. $2). How we can best fight
Communism by following the
teachings of Christ.
General.
Democracy in Politics and Eco
nomics, by Charles p, Taft( Farrar
StrauS and Co., New York. $2).
The former president of the Fed
era1 Council of Churches develops
in convincing fashion his thesis
that religion is the basic element
for the preservation of our Demo-
cratic way of life.
God and Science, by j. w.
Doorly (Frederick Muller, Ltd,
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Organized Bible Classes

the Kenesaw at pm. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Spencer will be
hosts to the A. B. Pugh Glass
today at their Pleasant Valley
Farm in Virginia. DR.. Samuel
w. Stewart will teach the Fellow
Workers Class. The Jaynes Glass
elected Mrs. Lucy Slower, presi-
dent; Mrs. Leota Bay, vice presi-
dent: Miss Helen Graves, secre-
tary; Mrs. Rose Glascoe, assistant;
Grace McCutcheon, treasurer, and
Mrs. Phebe Thomas, assistant.
Herbert c. Vacher, vice presi-
dent. will teach the Harrison Bible
Glass of st. Luke's Methodist
Church.
The Crusader Philathea Bible
Glass will be taught by Earl Tag
gart of National City Christian
Church.
The adult Bible classes of Ham
line Methodist Church will meet
in joint session. DR.. Nelson M
Blake, Bureau of Archives, will be
the guest teacher.
John c. Bryan will speak to
the assembly of adult Bible classes
lof Grace Methodist Church on
Jesus Drives Out the Money
Changers"
Evening star., 1950-09-09

will hold business meeting Tues
day evening. -
j. Howard Ingram will teach
the Templemen's Bible Class of
Temple Baptist Church.
The Harlan Glass of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church will
be taught by John T. Hicks. The
Esthnaoruth Glass elected Mrs. w.
A. Mcmillan, president: Mrs. NAL
lory Philips, Mrs. Effel Gale, vice
presidents; Mrs. Charles Ayers. re-
'cording secretary: Mrs. Claudia
Walker, assistant; Mrs. c. G.
Koonce, corresponding secretary:
Miss Susie Frazier, assistant; Mrs.
E. B. Brammel, treasurer; Miss
Matte Richardson, assistant, and
Mrs. M. E. Ferrell, parliament
tartan. The Graham Couples and
States Glasses will hold elec-
tions. The Rustin Couples Glass
has become a member of the
adult division. F. Roy Cattell of
London, secretary, World Evan
gelical Alliance, will speak. A
dinner meeting will be held at
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Church Books Listed

London, England. So. The under
standing Of God as science is
the thesis of this book.
Religion and the Cure of Souls
in Jung's Psychology, by Hans
Schaer pantheon Books, Inc,
New York. $3.50. Religion is dis
cussed here as a psychic function.
Lutheranism and the Educa-
tional Ethic, by Russell A. Peter
son (Meador Publishing Co., Bos-
ton, Mass. $3.50. The Lutheran
philosophy of education is pres
ented here.
A Handbook on Human Rela-
tions, by Everett R. Clinchy TAR
rar Straus and Co., New York. $2).
A primer of facts on racial and
religious differences. prejudices
arising from these differences and
how the problems can be resolved.
Bridge to Islam, by Erich w.
Bethmann (Southern Publishing
Association, Nashville. Tenn.
$2.25). The struggle between
Christianity and Islam in the Near
East.
The Christian Message to Is
lam, by j. Christy Wilson (Flem-
ing H. Revell Co., New York.
$2.25O. Missionary work among
the followers of Mohammed.-
A Letter to st. Augustine. by
Haniel Long Duell, Sloan and
Pearce. New York. $2.75). A re-
of st. Augustine and
his Confessions, and a study of
how the Christian fathers advice
would apply to present times.
Our Jerusalem, by Bertha Spaf-
ford Vester Doubleday g. Co.,
New York. 50. One American
famAy's experiences during a 68-
year residence in Jerusalem.
No Room for Him. by the Rev.
Amos I. Dushaw Tolerance Press,
Brooklyn, N. Y. $3.50. Christi-
anity in the present world.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
All Souls Unituriun

DR.. A. Powell Davies, minister of
All Souls Unitarian Church, has
returned from his vacation and
will preach at ii am. tomorrow
on Facing the Facts"
A new director Of religious edu-
cation, Mrs. Charles A. Hutchin-
son. who left Seoul, Korea. only
four days before the invasion. has
been appointed and has entered
upon her duties. -A. ..
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Lift Up Your Heads
Dr.. F. B. Harris Topic

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris
minister of Foundry Methodist
Church, has returned from vaca-
ton and will preach at II am
tomorrow on Lift Up You
Heads"
At 8 pm, the Rev. F. Norman
Van Brunt, associate minister, viii
occupy the pulpit.
The annual Foundry Workers
Retreat will be held at Holiday
House. below Alexandria. Va, over
the week end beginning Septem.
ber Is.
Evening star., 1950-09-09

uClO 1 uCoAdy
evening. TIL e
r v. Thomas
j O n eS, vice
president. will
t e a c h t h e
Vaughn Class.
The Glass Of
Friendship of
Emory M e t h
o dis t Church
will meet Mon
day at 8 pm. at
| the home of
M RS. H e ] e n
| M a u g er. The
| Box Rible C1a SIS
Evening star., 1950-09-09
UniversuIist Church

Affirmative Liberalisms" will be
the subject of DR.. Seth R. Brooks,
minister of the Universalist Ma
tional Memorial Church. tomor-
row at II am.
A Board of Management meet
ing will be held at 1880 pm. Mon
day evening. The Women's Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday at II
am.
The Ecclesia will have a picnic
in Rock Creek Park Wednesday at
6 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-09

NEW RECTOR - The Rev.
Maurice HI. HopsOn, who will
be installed as rector of St.
Clements Episcopal Church,
Alexandria, Va, at 4 pm. to-
morrow. A native of New
Haven, Conn, Mr.. Hopson is a
graduate of Hobart College
and the Virginia Theological
Seminary. He comes from
Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
Bristol, Va, where he has
served since 1945. SIS @
Charles Baptie Photo.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
Rev. A. ]. Strait Guest
At Westmoreland

The guest preacher at the
W. st more and Congregational
Church at II am. Sunday will
be the Rev. Archiver j. Strait.
Mr.. Strait, superintendent OF
the Lynn district of the New
England Conference of the Meth
odist Church, is the father of the
Rev. Edmund r. Strait, associate
minister at WestmoreIand Church
Plan Gospel. Revivuls
A gospel revival will be. con-
Quoted at the Capital View Bap-
tist Church, beginning tomorrow
and continuing each day at pm.
through September %. The
evangelist will be the Rev. w. H.
Shipwith. The pastor, the Rev,
Andrew Fowler, will preside.
Evening star., 1950-09-09
National Baptist Rudio Hour

The National Baptist Radio
Hour. beginning tomorrow will be
heard each Sunday over Station
WWDC at 7:30 am, the Rev.
Robert F. McFarlane of Alexan-
dria. Va. is director of this pro-
gram and will give the opening
message Sunday when he breaches
on the subject, "The Battle Is the
Lords"
Evening star., 1950-09-09
By Dr.. Poqe Etehison

The Burial Class of Calvary
Baptist Church will be taught by
the Rev. Idris Jones. associate pas
tor. A business meeting will be
Evening star., 1950-09-09

Asia's largest stadium is planned
at New Delhi, India.