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HOUSES FURNISHED

Iee;. bsmt., washer, fenced yard
si25; sl25 :.na lease ADULTS preferred; eonv.
MeIEaN, Ei1EaSNgn Va. OK Rs@15ier SS15i for re- rent.
June sth TO July 3lst, Completely
furn., 3 bedrms,. 20 min, from town;
$l25 per mo. RE. $500, Ext. 5253
days; Elmwood s9l. ewes. is
GEORGETOWN-Artistic, except. cool,
piano p,na garden; to, to couple Sloo me-
FOR RENT - Furnished 3-bedroom
sTliao sTlsk 6sng 5sngalow. June l9-septs,. 3.
NIX. FORT MYER-Two bedrms.. l
bath, liv. rm., din. rm,, kit, osmt.,
2-story semidet, furn. house; mi
from White House, min. from Lin
coin Memorial Bridge; from Sl25.
nEAi,TIEI EN- SSas nETscFn e pm Tssxdays HoMn
10th and Locust I'd. NV, with q
bedrooms, recreation room and bar:
well kept grounds; particularly ap-
pealing to diplomatic service; taste
fully furnished. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500.
FURNISHED HOMES, from Si5o
Chevy Chase and Bethesda; ! un-
furnished, $3.50 month. F.. A.
till q pm. EN-. 1890. -17
3s17 5th ST. NV, May 20 to Nov.
22.-Two single and one large bed
room next bath; front porch width
OF house; bus at corner connecting
with Ga. ave-, 14th st. and Mt.
Pleasant fdi,s ear; car nearby express bus
66i7 EAST AVE, Chevy Chase, Md
| 2-story detached brick; rooms e.
| bedrooms, one bath, front and rear
screened porches; garage; oil burner;
neely furns6ed one one Sa boek lesF from
| Bradley lane. Sl25 per mo. Shown
by appointment. Cali Miss schroth,
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.. 1908 H
s. St c6NSREss pT EA; Hos, HStS near hospitals s
over South Capitol Bridge to down
town: Groom brick, semidet., nicely
furn.; no pets; give refs; avail.
ARHIpet nST; fa35 b1' TO- esrS SrgsSs in aa attic,
gar., garden, Sl35 mo. Avail. May
~ to Aug, /; Owner return Aug: ] :.
VIII rent 2 bedrms. CHI. 5166.-23
127 NORMANDY DR.. s. g.. Md; =
det. house. 3 bedrms;, 11a baths,
knotty pine den, teleyision, auto.
washer, gar; large lawn, power
ss%e seDe Rs"'E ess l. J. S &rLfs Is E R0 soEs IS,
BETHfspA Attractive s-bedroom
brick, S130: children welcome. OR.
1910: Ext. 307 days. 10
furnished, semidet., auto gas heat,
air cond.; lge. yard, fenced: day.
light bsmt.; avail. June /. Cali AT.
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS. 3 miles from
Pentagon;. beautifully Handicapped
cor lot stone house with a hpdrms
ulately furn.; 2 indoor, ! outdoor
frepl. Ideal for executive or military
officer. JE.s 3-S722.
SUMNER RENTAL months; COM
pleteiy furnished: 2 bedrms. Avail,
family; 500. Wo. 414o;
BETHESDA-6-rm. brick; newly
decorated; oil heat; gar, rec. room.
| ADULTS preferred; lease, $3.50 mo.
VAC, AZ. FIJI; i7tn & ALLISON N.w.-Beaut
home; 10 rms, baths; gear gar;
$500 mo: MRS, CLYDE c. DUN
LARGE s-RM. BRICK baths; oil
h.-w.h.; detached garage. 3700 blk
22N2nnd 22nd St.. ne THos. D. WALSH
vACANTD5-rm. brk. bung.; in. attic !;
| full bsmt.; lge. lot; gar. S125 mo-;
immed. occupancy. TIE. 451s. liz
FOR RENT-Until Sept. Is or for
sale: s-room, 11a-bath modern home;
oil h,-w.h. on. 53 acres; large barn
and chicken house; 30 min. from
Wash; S125 per month.
ASKUS REALTY co.
OK. 1859.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME-Furnished
rambler in Vienna, $500 mo.
Furnished 2-bedroom brick in Alex
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HOTEL 144O

Rooms with running water. 24-houl
phone and elevator service; S10.5C
to $3.50 weekly. 1440 Rhode Is
land ave. NV 10
COLORED-FOR EMPLOYED couple
cooking privileges. 1855 Oak st
coEoREDS43S olEEi,RIn oESS PARK RID. NJ NV.
for employed couple. home priv.
neges. Call TU. 1888. -22
coLoRED-3914 18th ST. NV
cookKnef rieskK fqT4 pTvsRes m fG5 IA aqs5 ss55 couple
C0L0RED--2I1s N: CAPITOL ST
Furn. hall room, S2S mo. Apply
ewes. after 4. MI. S723. 30
COLORED - EMPLOYED COUPLE
For information call TU. 2746. lis
COLoRED-SETTLE MAN. dble
rm. Call MI. 1903 after 5 pm. 10
COLORED - 5O3 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.-Single room. TU.
COLORED-LGE. RIM. on 2nd A.. for
empl. cple.. no children; privils.
1885 Vernon St, DE. 1929. 10
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SLIGO PARKWAY
APARTMENTS

SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY
Manchester and Schuyler Rds.
Silver Spring, Md.
Plenty of ventilation-Convenie to
theaters, schools, shopping; ample
parking space; play grounds for
bedroom, spacious living room,
large kitchen, dinette, bath.
From $50
?. bedrooms, spacious living room,
large kitchen, dinette, bath.
From 500
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
All Apis. Equipped With
Master Television Aerial
Resident Manager on Premises
To reach: Out Ga. ave. to Piney
Branch rd., right on Piney Branch
I'd. to Sligo Greek pkwy., left approx.
"a mile to our sign to property.
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RITZ HOTEL
920 F st. NV.

Double rooms, SIS per week.
Single. Sl4. Downtown, in
center OF business and shop
ping district. Complete hotel
service.
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ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED MAN and wife desire 2
rooms, private bath and board in
NV. private home. references ex-
changed. Box 350-H, Star. II"
WITH OTHER GUESTS in Brightwood
or Petworth, good home with board
desired for man. GE. 21S9. Is.
for self and two children. girl IL and
boy 10 yrs. old. also complete care
for children. want a real home
with friendly people. Box Bath,
Star. 1Ss
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APARTMENTS WANTED

DOCTOR al GallinSer Hospital de-
siTts 2-eedroom, uafurnished apart
msnt IN that area, nov or in
June, with inclosed play yard ier q
3-yesr-olo boy. Call DIR, BARNES
FIR. 9200. any time. Is
Or s,s;. n District; SIS to ss5, Box
coGPLE o1s;h; AND AND CHILD need apt. pref.
NE. duplex or apt bids. Call Ii,
BEDROOM APT. liv. rm.. kitchen
yr.-old girl, in school full ". round
Must be clean, nice; prefer yard;
accessible TO, and south OF Barrie
School. on transp. and near shopping
rWo ss9seE EMPI P2H SSH sisIIRs stan heed tSrp
efac. or l-bedrm. apt, NV. pre-
ferred Call S:3r-5 pm, EX. 0i00,
Ext. 365; ewes. OR. S67s. IL
TO S1OO. for GEORGETOWN. NV. enc
or one-bedroom apt, furn. or un-
furn.; young bachelor. Capitol Hill
empl,. refs. Box 33s-H, Star, L.
?-BEDRM. APT, unfurn.; NV, sec.
preferred; must be apt. house, con-
or sos. Call after pm, DU. 2540.
NAVY CPLE. desire 3-rm. furn. apt.
pvt: bath. entr,. desirable conv. To-
catlon, navy Dept. Call DAVIS,
RE. 74o0, Ext. 2335. lis
2-BEDROOM, UNFINISHED, for
couple and child Cleveland Park
or Mount Pleasant area preferred
maximum maximum Sll5, HU, 6l5S, Me
LAW STUDENT and employed wife
need small apt, G. W. Univ. vic
pref. unturn. Mr.. BUTTON, EX,
1854 after 7 pm. is
FURN. APT, rm, kit. and bath.
ne. or NV, employed, settled man,
ref. Write Box lSS-G, Star. lis
REASONABLE furnished apt. wanted
by young cple. with , children EX
7l7l' ask for EDWARD THOMAS
2U'
MOTHER AND CHILD (2o months
old) desire small apt. unfurn. II
bedroom) with day care for child
Excellent refs. Box 36s-H. Star
COUPLE WITH CHILD. furn. apt.
In respectable NV. residence. Max
sos. OR. 5567. is
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KENT VILLAGE

Enjoy suburban privacy with city
conveniences and such features as
large closets. bright spacious rooms
with picture windows, trained recre-
ational director for such children s
activities as soft ball. bowling, scouts,
nursery-school. etc: memberships
available in adjoining country club;
schools and stores nearby; Capital
Transit H-6 and WM8SA buses into
development.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.
24-hr service: furniture, trunks and
baggaRe AT. 1859 or FIR O3S6
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country. safe storage tr
SEPARATE rooms expert packing
Phone NO O'O4 UNION STORAGE
,tS2;;I CO; INC EST r 1900 - =
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5I37.
SAND, GRAVEL, top soil, fill dirt
FA 4464 is
PARKS TRANsFER-Moving at any
time; will accept surplus furniture
as part payment: AID, 1887, IL
SAMPSON BROTHERS - Reasonable
rates; 24-hr. service; day. Ii. A.
6So7, Ii. 7-1007; ewes, FIR. l49l.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, Stor-
age; reas. IA. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1916.
IT,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MARINE OFFICER. wife, " children.
ages q ara IL. wishes 10 Kent 3
hsdrm uniurn des house. s All
OF Alex, Rent Sl25, Cal RE ;i0o,
Ext. TsS1 prtil 4 30 pm. then
CIV 5Sps IL
. AND 3 BFDRMS. in Sc, APPROX.
SilS, hy Andrews otneer III II 20,
Ext. Sa234 Or 6l34. CAPT. STONEI
FOUR OR FIyE-BEDRooM HOUSE in
NV tenants present property II
years. Box 37l-E. Star 81
THREE QUIET RESPONSIBLE adults
desire . or 3-hedrm house in nv,
sectlon, best references, do not call
after pm. RA 54ua, l9'
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1900 18th St. NV.
RE r526. RE. 23SS =

LORD CALVERT APIS.
College Park. Md; available June l.
Spacious 2-bedroom apts., full din
ing room: adjacent to Univ. Of Nd;
90 min. to downtown Wash; ex-
including utilities. Call AP. 1874
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APIS. ukFuRk. tcent. J
SHIPLEY PARK
Resident Mgr.-JO. 2-3l33
334l 23rd st. Sc.

Resident Mgr.-JO. Z-Sl5S
334l 23rd st. Sc.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
NEW DEVELOPMENT. WITH
IN THE DISTRICT. CLOSE
TO SHOPPING; BUS ON
CORNER; Modern DE LUKE
APTS.: PARQUET FLOORS,
VENETIAN BLINDS; OUT
SIDE ANTENNAS PERMIT
TED: BEAUTIFUL PLAY
GROUNDS FOR CHILDREN.
1-bedroom apt. -- $50
2-bedroom apts.,
So .50-SSa so and SOS
Including Utilities
A few minutes from down
town via new So. Cap. st.
Bridge, left on Suitland pkwy,
TO Alabama ave, or take any
"A" bus at 10th and Pa. ave,
transfer at 9th and Va. sc.
to W-6 bus to 23rd and Ala
bama.
Jonathan Woodner Co.
1900 18th st. NV.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp Icon,.
GEORGETOWN

residence, exceptionally
fine view overlooking the Potomac
River. Spacious throughout with. $
dcahls bedrooms 3 baths. plu'
maids quarters Lovely southern
b0xvood gRr6en. Perfectly appointed
ihrouShoui. $500 month or terms
or Ions lease. Phone OWNER. MI
$500, weekdays. De. 41S. ewes
and holidays,
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COOP APT Sc $50

Convenient Sc. Location
Across new South Capitol St bridge
Near Naval Research Lab anc
Boiling Field. Lovely i-bedrooZr
apartment in modern 3-ye2r- -olc
buildinE. Bus and ShcppinE, At
corner. With very reasonable doWr
payment purchaser may assume Gl
loan with monthly payments OF
only S44 50, plus low coop main-
tenence on huildins and Erounds
For details call Mr.. Skies, Gil Is - 80
ewes.
Frederick w. BerenS
SALES. INC. 1870 K ST. NV.
Ma. 9l41
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HILLWOOD MANOR

Seeing is believing-if you have
noticed our previous ad, You viii
remember that the public has told
us that we have the finest and most
desirable apis. in entire Washing
ton area. This is not our idea but
that OF you the public You will
have to see what we have to offer
in order to believe it.
some features are as follows: l and
bedroom apis. with 4 and 8 giant
closets, Radiant heat (no bulky
radiators: each apt. individually
controlled to suit your. French
grey walls with matching Venetian
blinds. and colored tile in bath. de
luxe kitchen including full 36-in,
gas range, 7-ft. WESTINGHOUSE re-
1rlgerator, double sink, ample cabi-
nets and exhaust fan; master tele-
vision antenna outlets at no cost to
you; de luxe laundry rooms, ample
storage lockers and play areas:
excellent transportation to Penta-
gon and Washington. D. C.
SS1 90 for l bedroom and 500. so for
bedrooms including utilities.
Inspect Hillwood Manor today and
come to our once to file an appli-
left.
Directions: Out Columbia pike to
balleys cross roads. turn right on
Leesburg pike to Glen Carlyn drive
and lett to our sign and project.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO
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ROOMS FURN.-k.w. tcenf., ,
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2013 Mass. Ave. NV.
Our college students are going home,
leaving a few vacancies for both
men and women. We serve the
finest meals, have the cleanest
accommodations; located near ex-
cellent Transportation.
DE. 979S
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RENT, $45.50 MO.
TOTAL PRICE, 500
Rorr,ing, small place; income plus
nice living quarters: 900 block OF
b s.. ne.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. bI4O.
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms In remodeIed re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets. dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; BendlX washer;
selected menu: S4S to S6S5 So 1926
21St st NV HU 1924
Evening star., 1950-05-17

The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms, some with
private bath; American plan; excel
lent meals; home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO Riff
Evening star., 1950-05-17

II ROOMS, 4 BATHS
All arranged as hkpg units, near
18th and Euclid oil heat, 2-yeRr
lease: S3iO income, plus 2-rm. and
bath apt for owners use. Price,
$1,000: terms, Call Miss Hale
LANE PASTOR. EX, 2555
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28
&C CIeons Up
Record Profits

SCHENECTADY. NY (LPA)
Net profits of General Electric
Co., for the first three months
of 1850, were 38 per cent over
the same period in 1949 and the
highest in the company's history.
President Charles E. Wilson re-
ported to 1000 stockholders here.
New records were set in sales,
profits, and production. Net prof
its were S36,858,000 compared
to S26, 703, 900 in the same period
in 194o.
Wilson reported all-time high
production records in television,
radio and refrigerators, and said
he expected new marks to be set
in ranges and irons. Net sales
were S418,450,000 or 2 per cent
over the first quarter of 1949,
and sales of electronic products
were "a per cent higher. Orders
for heavy equipment were rs per
cent over the same period in
1949.
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pers and where is there a bet
ter place to tell the people than
in the press. OF course our
friend, Mr.. Block, would posi-
bly, not print it, but if it is be-
ing paid for with our dollars
then he has to. There are almost
two thousand papers in the
country today and what about
our, own Local paper. Just how
many of our people who receive
it read it like they do a news
paper. Because there are no fun
nies or store sales, they disre-
gard it after one glance. No,
people, it is printed to let you
know what is going on in your
local union so you won't become
another person in the dark.
More next week. Don't forget
the P.A.C. and the dollar.
1t was surprising to find out
we have new committee at the
shop when it comes to the set
Ting of grievances. Can you i'm
agine the company wanting
just with the Interna-
tional Rep. and our chairman.
What are they taking us for,
suckers? We have a seven man
committee, either all seven or
none and that is what we mean.
Are we going to let the company
tell us how to hold a meeting?
When we put these fellows into
office they are fighting in uni
ty, and not as the company
wants it. What is the company
afraid of, paying too much un-
ion time? Well if the grievances
were settled in the proper man.
ner this would have never hap
pened,so let's all stick together
and show our committee we are
one hundred percent behind
them.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28
Greetings From
Ayling and
Reichert

Does everyone have Spring
Fever? Clarence Macklin needs
a curry comb to comb his hair
He is breaking the teeth out OF
combing his waves, also does
anyone have f cots t /?
Clarence looks so uncomfortable
trying to take nap on his
press.
Pauline WitacZmack would
like to know if Lois Kings gold
fish are OK. Would like to know
if Lois fed ink to one of them
to turn it black, bet it is pretty
too.
II anyone should see a yellow
bird flying around please return
it to Ruth Caddahan. One flew
off from her coat and the other
one is lonesome.
Lots of new faces on the other
side. Welcome to all of you.
Among the faces is one who was
here number of years ago,
name Gladys Blacker. If we had
known you were coming we
would have baked a cake.
Rose Schultz is really fancy,
she has to have "bows" tied on
her rubber gloves to keep the
acid out
You can sure tell it's Spring.
Just watch jeanette Zahs, she is
in love. The girls watched her
building boxes the other day
and they wondered if she is
learning to build chicken coops.
And doesn't she look nice with
her new hairdo. All, love-
Lola Sheriff. is on the sick
list, so is Bess Blase. ! guess the
other sick ones are all on the
mend. Speedy recovery every
one.
If anyone has about 3 spare
tires please give them to Bertha
Carstin. She can put them in
her deep freeze" so she won't
be late anymore.
Happy birthday to Mary Han
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28

is best friend, because it wagS
its tail and not its tongue.
New idea to dedicate te new
Union Depot. Get a woman train
caller. (Tey ave one in Sout
Station at Boston you can really
understand Flash her picture
on a screen as she is calling a
train. Some thing nice to look
at like the E & B commercials
that will start you on your desti-
nation with a bang.
Winkie Willke Goose of Coral
Gables, Fla, doesn't seem to
care where the wild Geese Co.
That's why he busted up that
juke box in beer joint. frankie
Lane is going to hate dear old
Winkie.
A Russion u. N. Delegate is
a Yes Man who says No.
Uncle Remus is sticking his
neck out, but here are your pen
nant winners this season. Detroit
American League. ST. Louis
National League. st. Paul, Amer
lean Association with our Mud
Hens running in second division
Take one cigarette out of your
pack and your pack is cigarette
lighter.
Holding a public office used
to be a vocation. Nowadays its
a vacation.
It's pretty disgusting for a
steward TO take up collection
for the Plaskon men when you
only get S3408 in 7 weeks col
lection out of 38 to 40 men. That
is less than one weeks collection
should be.
Max (The Whip Shubert il
seems will never leave well
enough alone. Not satisfied with
98ao production he still raises
the whip for more by telling
everyone they are loafing on the
job. Mr.. Walk had better stop
this so-called foreman from say
ing such things about the men
in his department or the pro-
duction may drop somewhat.
We hear Hummer Harris has
some competition as a vocalist
Dick Lsngel, stationery depart
ment was heard doing his song
at the State Theatre a few weeks
ago, and was very good.
George Snyder, department A
observed his 67th birthday April
19. But George! We thought you
barely past forty, you still have
many years to enjoy that pen
sionsion we are about to get.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28
National Supply Unit Ne,vs
By DEAK and DOCK

lust found out where the bottle neck in the shipping
room order ready with ten or twelve
efficiency with their orders too.
On the twentysxth of April Charles Broom and Mrs
their anniversary good people
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28
Skilled Trades
News
A message to Skilled Trad

A message to Skilled Trades
in Region 2-B.
The UAW-CIO Skilled Trades
Council, invites all groups that
are either, not organized, or, are
anticipating, or have petitioned
for affiliation with another trade
organization, to investigate the
advantages of the UAW-CIO
Skilled Trades Council.
You may have asked yourself
this question, "What has the
UAW-CIO Skilled Trades Coun-
ell got to offer?" The answer is,
that the Skilled Trades Council,
through the UAW-CIO offers
you the standard apprentice
agreement, qualize d wages
throughout the region, at the
county's highest level, seperate
'senioritySo you cannot be re-
placed by anyone outside of your
trade who may have more plant
seniority. Representation on the
bargaining committee, and last,
but not least, the backing of
every UAW-CIO member.
Do not be misled by an i'm
potent craft union, who make
you a lot of promises, but can
not give you any more, and,
many times not near as much
which is available to you in the
UAW-CIO, NOWA
Thus: The UAW covers the
entire skilled field with its ap-
premiership programs, and is
suing of certified Journeymen
Cards to qualified men. Which
are recognized internationally
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28

sen, May 1. Also to Atha Apple
by, May 4. Also anyone else
who might be adding another
year to their life.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28
Airuay
Airings
BY Hern Bick

Don't forget folks it is just a
few weeks away for Mothers
Day, the time of the year when
we should show little appreci-
alton towards our Mothers.
Think of her this year, even if
it is only with a card or Hap
py Mothers Day greeting.
Since your reporter was a
delgate to the CIO-PAC confer
ence held in Columbus, Ohio,
last week, we will try to have a
little article each week in this
column, explaining just what
went on, since it would be too
long a speech to give at our
meetings. The lectures were
broken down into separate
classes and each one was of a
different nature. The first was
on publicity, of course that takes
in all means of communications,
such as radio, papers, leaflets,
telephone, and the best of all, by
meeting your neighbor in a ver-
bal conversation. That is what
the N.A.M.-National Associa-
tion Of Manufacturers--gues Of
course the NAM. are a large
group, but they are not so big
but what they can't be shown a
little competition. Yes, they can
spend a million dollars a day
for their campaigns and they do,
of course that isn't chicken feed.
We can give them a run for
their money by giving dollar
to the P.AC. There are over
million readers of the daily pa
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-28
Friday, April 2s, 1850

by the UAW captive shops, and
many job shops throughout the
country.
The UAW program is more
complete than any other that
ever has been presented TO the
union man, and that is except
able by the employer.
Since the large corpora tions
have discovered, that by hiring
only men with UAW Certified
Journeymen's Cards, many prob
lens were solved, and the up-
graders program was completely
scrapped.
This action caused the small
er captive shops to follow the
same requirements.
Hence: The job shops, are nowa
realizing the same benefits Of
fered by the UAW-CIO program
also.
The UAW-CIO Councils which
consist solely of Certified Skilled
Tradesmen, offer you a place
to meet, and where your prob
lens can be discussed with, and
among men of your own occupa-
.tion.
The Council meets regularly
on the first Tuesday of the
month, in Local IL Hall, at 8
pm, room 421.
The next regular meeting Ia
May End.
Special meetings can be ar
ranged by calling Frank John
son, Pres. 10 $3.50 or Albert
Schneider, Sec. WA 4617