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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING BY VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK. GL. 5137.
WE MOVE EvERYTHING-Estim
freely given. Prompt service. We
move day and night. S. E. FURN
EXCH 210 9TH st. s.e., AT 05S5.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe. storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. Ol04. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est: 1906.
MOVING-HAULING- and de.
livery; prompt. courteous service;
Teas. rates. JOHNSON, MI. 0279
EM6G1.MAA9Ns M Nan MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416. l.
IF YOU WANT TO MOVE and save
call me day or night. MI. 1907. A.
EX-GI-Moying, packing, Grating,
storage. Local. long distance. Expert
service. Low rates. HO. 5819. l.
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90S 10th st. NV DI. 1906.
GROCERY STORE, Sc, nice apt of
6 rms, owner i'll, sell reas. with
$1,000 down, call today and make
offer, one in Md. only $1,000 down.
Keach & Purcell, EX. 2412
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WAITING FOR HOUSE to be finished
Would like furn. 2 or 3 bedrm.
house or apt. for Nov. and Dec
OIL. 1909. i
3-BEDRM. unfurnished house. Ameri.
can Univ. Park or Bethesda area
WI. 1917. 2.
CPLE., 2 children, require 2 or s.
bedrm. house; permanent; refs; ex-
eel. care: max, $50 mo. NO. O79S.
2 ADULTS need ] or 2 bedroom un-
koma Park, D. c., area; reasonable
rent. HO. 0644. %
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HoUSES-SALE-N.W. tcont.
RITTENHoUsE AT 14th - Moder

RITTENHoUsE AT 14th - Modern
Cali ALFRED iWE1NBERG. co. 55s4
4, svei5i Il. IA; Eve. IAN SNp rARRAcuT Rs sr.
with lst-fi. den; in excel. cond.
reasonably priced with moderate
monthly terms. LEGUM g. GERBER
REALTY CO, AID. $500 It'll 8 pm.
OWNER WISHES SELL large house
near Snevy soc Ghase ooa C Circle ekee eond ned
$4,000 1st trust; if necessary. will
Box 34S-D. Star. -
10th ST. AREA-tovely det., & rms,
2 baths. det. gar; bsmt., oh. Priced
below market value. Open TO a
VS. vses0nssle 9s5s ssoWN SeT REArY M5 ETeaand eoR
REAL VALUE At s5s.5oo - You
can be absolutely certain OF three
important facts pertaining, to this
fine home:--1. 1t never could be re-
produced for anything near the
price Ds,ns s as1sd 4ss5rcted e. It osaoS is Ssatsd
Washington has to offer and 8.
The price of placing 1t in practically
new-house condition is only $4,000
beautiful setting on prominent. cor
ner lot Q7.600 So. it, in exclusive
Eves.. call dE. so7s, FRANK S S
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
NO. II SHERMAN CIRCLE - Row
brick, fronting on beautiful park: :
bedrooms. 2 inclosed porches; gooc
condition; gas h.-w.h: garage; con
yenient to everything. CRANE 8
OFT M..aRTHqp' aRT nye' p1vn ,n.os,.,
Bannockburn - Detached home or
corner lot, containing 8 rms. and :
baths; screened porches; oil INV. h.
S1s.500. THoS. L. PHILLIPS. WO
1900 until 2 pm. 351s Conn.
This house is better than new-house
cond.. with everything strictly mod.
Entirely redecorated inside and out.
All new fixtures. S1s.500. $500
90, dGwn; o RAEFELL aI,I REAL ESTATE,
s.TAMILY; s1s,e5o; nr. 9th and
Delafieid-This is real give-a-way
Attr. row brick. converted into 3
nice apis. with apt. for purchaser,
plus $l25 monthly income. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE. sH. 11o3
vi. 9th AND ALLIsoN-you can buy
sIES'5sSSS, sSss 1|i' Szrys1I REAL EsT2TH*' TATE
NEAR end AND wHITTTER-owner
must sell; no reas: offer refused;
nashsa a.tns si,s .l4saso eIs o' nAEEI
REAL ESTATE. SH. 1882 till 8.
CLOSE TO 10th AND LAMONT ST.
Large brick row house: ideal for
growing family. House features 5
bedrms., 2 baths. newly redecorated
u, inside ,ossd s1d out also modernizsd
This. is an excellent buy and. won't
last long. For appointment, call Mr..
Tucker, ia. 2477, LEGUM a. GER
Der REALTY CO.. AID. 1900 til
Attractive. well located. low
priced home. has liv. rm., din. rm,
kit. oedrm. or Gen on 1st floor;
bsmt., gas heat; storm windows;
unusually good value. BILLINGS
LEY q KoRZENDoRFER. OR.
ZEE BEDRMs.. RI g. ? BATHS. sas'o5o- a
Lge. det. tapestry brick home with
slate roof, liv. rm. with fireplace,
spIsnda a1n 5na 6tsian Kit and den on 7th s' ,nd G
Upshlr; gas h.-w.h.; should sell
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. i41l. %
1927 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-S3. 500
cash will buy this row-brick home
suited for income purposes; 8 large
bedrms.; full basement with 2 outside
entrances; 2;ear Oct. sarase: well
s1s.s5o. Open daily. : to 5. For
further details. cali BooRMAN T.
CO., NO. 6l21: ewes. AID 4l29 a
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Louis Burnnan
RE. 1768

RESTAURANT, ABC license; variety
store in nearby Va. 25 min. from
Washington. on main street in thriv.
ing. growing community; stock
building fixtures, ground with space
for parking; 100000 gross re.
ceipts.
N. G.. HINES & SON
Courthouse So. Arl.. Va. OW. 1920
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COLORED

3312 HOLMEAD PL,. NV.
S17,500
Well-built, semidet. brick house for
2-family occupancy. Liv. and din.
rms. kit, 2 bedrms. and bath. in
each apt; oil heat. Owner will take
flrst trust substantial cash re-
CURED for balance
John r. de Sibour & Co.
MI $500. Real Prs. Eyes, Du. S oaSe
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED

DETACHED Bricks bedrms., .
baths; S135 a mo, Suitable for
families, Call MAX MILLER, FIR
HYATTsvILLE, MD. - a-story de-
fafhed ff Ssmt brick 5fm moaern mode NdS house
DfTAcaPD fs2i api 81 e-RM. tlRSd HOUSE, s 1so4
Holly st, NV, one block beyonc
Walter Reed Hosp, off 18th st.
S106 rental. Immediate possession
Gal! GALL M r. sherwin' MA, $780, H. L
NEAR YEAR CATHoL1c UN1v.-a bedrms.
semidet.; new house cond.; S11E
per mo. GRAHAM & CO.. Sligo
SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial fenced lot; on transp.
$l3o. GRAHAM g. CO., Sligo 6ol0
HERNDoN. vA.-Eieht rooms, .
baths. hot water heat: on six acres
Committing distance Wash. or Alex
FALLS CHURCH-Brick Colonial. 4
/ bedrms.. "a baths. large lot, gar
psn psrty Gdnts SGnE pref Iefaflsn s7 me Re1e' Pa
JEFFERSON MANoR-5-rm. duplex
vIERs MILL VILLAGE, s. s.-well-
located 2-bedroom BUNGALOW. full
bsmt.; adjacent to schools, brand
500 mo-; monthly or lease agree
ment can be arranged. LEACH g.
CRONIN. LO, 5-2772.
NEW BRK. BUNGALOW, 5 rms,
cellar. gas heat, equip. kit, Ven.
blinds; large lot: of Southern ave.
Sc: S110 mo. LU. 1-2035. %
GROOM BRICK yrs. old: near
1Fa .
psI a mo. sURcH fSs'Ef Realty aSIi 'S6 co. s!eS To
4.B2DRM. 4B2D1RM HousE-Avsil. Nov. /;
With s9nsg basement apt $3.50 month
FOR 81; Siasci GRACIOUS L1v1NG-1se. .S O.
land; LAM { fruit E trees: f,oweTing shrubs
Park bus; $3.50. OR. 4273. "a
UNIV. PARK-New home. 3 bedrms.,
sfa, ssn; 2fZ r, baths: tbS1 compl. auto, kit
sfXsRMs.. sRi ~ 4-Sesrs-old. Years; semidetached
fenced yard; porch and bsmt.' gas
NEW 5-RM BRICK HOUSE. full base.
SsIRaEiDER1cK sIaiD REAL ESTATE, RE
FALLS CHuRcH-1mmed. poss. :
bedrms., liv, rm.... large din. rm.
kitchen. recep. hall, full bsmt, ex.
pansion attic: large yard, gas heat
sds5t sIs5 ne. Pa ae50 gEoRGE T. REEVES
NHW Ghssts4saGeE EsMBEEF s.;a.5s ssdrms Can DrsE is
3-6169 after 5 pm. i
GOOD Sc. sECTioN-3 bedrooms,
recreation room. gas heat; close to
transp.. schools and shopping. Sl20
BROS, NC. Washingtosn sn . Bids., bT. 81,
BRADDocK HGrs.. ALEX. 1884
Bayliss dr.. bedrms., liv rm.. din.
rm:. equipped kit: basement and
Grated. s1i5. ST Shown s'' BY 1eatg sppoias- int
WE HAVE TWo unfurn., 2-bedrm.
date occupancy. Price. Sl25 and
ToN S9 FSE REAhTY Ah5TSYEmas5Sn co so4 ss ARkEG W[so5
SILVER AsfS sPRiSG es detached Sw sooo on more ms
than an acre Of ground; first floor.
large living room. dining room
Kitchen bedroom or den and bath;
baths; basement above ground, has
large walnut paneled recreation room
With par, maids room and bath,
5Sendix washer; two,car garage;
BTNGALoWNIiv. rm.. dinette-kit.,
2 bedrms., tile bath; gas heat; near
bus and shopping; immed. poss.:
reasonable. KENsINGToN REALTY
COLLEGE PARK, MD.--Large 6-rm
home, 3 bedrms.; oil heat, 2-car
garage; 500 mo-; available now;
prefer children over 10 yrs. SEID-
ENsPINNERp Realtor, WA. 1919
d
ALEXANDRIA, Huntington sub-divi-
sion-2-bedrm. brick, semidet home;
equipped kitchen, full bsmt. easy
driving distance; S105 monthly.
OV. 5S06. q
WHEATON. SILVER SPRING AREA.
Two bedroom basement home, i'm
med. poss.; $50 per mo. Call TW.
1905 after g pm.
CoLORED; 5-RM. HOUSE for rent.
RA. S915. Il
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Just OF Conn. Ave.

Just On Conn. Ave.
Best Offer Gets 1t
6 bedrms.. 2 baths: wonderful oppor-
tunity for large family; substantial
cash required. For details. call
Walter Aiken. RE. 1887. AID. 5297.
HOME REALTY CO., Realtors. -3
CHEVY CHASE, KIRKSIDE
A new white brick Colonial, ready for
occupancy about Dec. l; 1st-h. pow
der rm.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths; full
garage; gas furnace; air-conditioned
heat. Kirkside is one Of the better
sections of the Chevy Chase area;
convenient to two buslines: excel.
playground area nearby. Call WO.
1900. ONCE open until 8.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C. 3
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APARTMENTS WANTED

DESIRE rent or sublet furn. or un-
furn. apt. suitable family of three;
two mos. CHI. 1885. %
VET. STUDENT AND WIFE, small
apt. in nearby Nd. Call TO. 6194.
Gu WOMAN STUDENT desires small
furn. apt. in ne. section. DI. 49U4.
TWO EMPLOYED YOUNG GENTLE
men desire 1-bedrm. or studio furn.
apt; NV. sect. Mr.. WEATHERS.
DU. 979s between 8 and pm.
GOVT. BACHELOR desires unturn
apt. in apt. bldg; willing to red.co-
rate; WALDRON, Ii. 5-6700, Ext
GIRL desires unfurn. efficiency or l.
bedrm. apt. Prefer apt. bldg, Arling-
ton or NV. section. $50 max. ST
5000, Ext. $500 or ia. S-5710 after
YOUNG CPLE.. expecting baby. desire
3-rm. furn. apt; vic. Walter Reed
max. S75. Mr.. ALLEN. ia. 7919.
MIDDLE-AGE. quiet. sober couple
wish two light housekeeping rooms
downtown; quiet house; Al ref.
TWO GIRLS desire 1-bedrm. apt;
furn., Ss5: unfurn.. $50 max; nv:
O274 after 8 pm. i
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom apartment
or house, ne. or NV. section: couple
1929 Monday through Friday. l.
COLoRED-SAILOR AND WIFE.
children. Cali No. $500.
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1903 II st. NV, Ma. z
"VACANT''

In Foxhall Village. one of the out
standing home developments. Just
west Of GEORGETOWN. this English
type brick home has 6 rms. 8 bed
rms, tiled bath; built-in garage; gas
heat; vacant; and We can arrange
must sell and has priced the prop
erty. accordingE. Call ME. 1143
until 9 p.m1 ]. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. EeakN Nr.
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GLOVER, PARK

Near 39th and Calvert St.-2-story
brick, containing lge. liv rm., din
rm. and kit; 3 lge. bedrmS. and
tile bath; oil heat; full bsmt; gar
In very good cond. SWISS REALTY
CO., 2423 18th st. NV; DU. 34S2
Evening star., 1950-11-01

ROADSIDE MARKET. located on wis
consin ave in the Bethesda business
area-Bldg. is less than l year old;
price. $1,000; ground rental, $50 per
mo. This is an opportunity to get
located in an ideal spot in q growing
area. Evenings. call WI. 9346.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
WI. 1900 and WI. 1921 "A
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
NAYLoR GARDENS, 3oth and Naylo
Own Your Own Apt.-Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Y need
larger home for themselves
and their two young children.
They have lived several years
in their modern two-bedrm..
liv. rm., din. alcove, kit. and
bath, 3-exposure apt, paying
q total of only S65.06 a mo.
for operating maintenance and
mortgage Indebtedness. Thus,
making cash saving of at
least $3.50 over rent for
similar apt. and paying off
$500 of their mortgage at the
same time.
You can now buy their at
tractive apt. at a very reas.
price and take advantage of
the same economies yourself.
For details and appt. to in
spect. call RE. 1918 or RE.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. plan authority since
1920.)
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
4 Pre- PofhS-1St-f T.oy

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
BrS.-2 Baths-1st-f. Law
A most comfortable. livable
home Aand one that will par
ticularly appeal to a settled
family. 1t is located within
one square of Conn. ave-, not
far. from the circle and easy
walking distance Of transporta-
tion. churches. shopping CEN
ter and all schools. The 1st
fioor has wide center-hall, IL
brary, lavatory, living room
with fireplace, large dining
room, 2 pantries and kitchen:
4 bedrooms and 2 tile baths
on 2nd floor; oil furnace; q
car garage; nicely proper
toned lot with setting Of
shade trees. shrubs, etc. To
be. sold to settle estate. The
price Of $23.750, is very
reasonable. Shown by appoint
ment. Call MR.. VANCE leve-
nings. WO. 7092). THOS j.
FISHER & co. INC. Real
tors. DI $3.50,
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UPPER NV.
MI. 2I00

OPEN DAILY, l TO 6
4917 FULTON STREET NV.
Luxurious 4-bedroom. 2-bath rambler
just completed by Frank s. Phillips
the beautiful broad view across the
Potomac Valley; huge expansible at.
tice; full basement. recr, rrn.. 2
fireplaces. lge. screen porch. built
In garage. gas heat. every TOP. con-
transportation and only Is minutes
from downtown. Macarthur blvd
to Dana pl.. north l blk. TO Fulton.
right to home. Ewes. call WI. 4S34.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
CANDY BUSINESS

CANDY BUSINESS
Wholesale and retail. Manufacturing
plant, completely eouipped. plus new
stock estimated $4,000. 8 store
stands in operation. Crossed $s0,-
600 in 1949. Right opportunity for
right party. $4,000 down.
Candy and Pastry Shop
One of Washington's most exclusive.
Reason for selling. retiring. Hours.
10 to $3.50. Closed Sundays and
hoIidays o!Id Shows a@0 y T9nderiu 0od income,
Good Paying Business
carry-out delicatessen and sea food.
AyeTeeing $4,000 monthly; net
available. Rent, store and apt.
$50 Reasonable down payment.
RoOming and Boarding
Near Dupont Circle. 16 rooms, 4h
baths, oil heat, beautiful furniture.
Rent $1s5. i4-year lease. $4,000
EUGENE P. NIXON
1925 Vermont Ave. NV, RE. s112.
10 ROOMS, 80 BATHS
income quoted, $4,000. Completely
furnished Large dining room.
Priced $4,000. Terms.
E. w. THURM
90S 10th st. NV, DI. 1905.
BAR AND RESTAURANT
Good 14th ST. location Rent $500,
long lease, seats approx 65. Good
equipment, whiskey license, new draft
beer dispenser. Excellent for colored.
E. w. THURM
90S 10th St. NV. DI. 1905.
GROCERY STORE, Sc, nice apt. Of
6 rms, owner i'll, sell reaS. with
1900 down, call today and make
offer, one in Md only $1,000 down.
Reach & Purcell, EX. 2412
PIN BALL ROUTE
Small, compact route; only 10 stops;
ton; requires very little attention;
can be handled as side investment;
| total price, $500. Owner quotes
$75 weekly net; trial given. Call
LAM PASTOR, EX. 1855
3
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Hemlock st. East of 18th
center hall brick residence on we'll
Shrubbed, level lot: 8 full-size bed
rooms. 2 baths. liv. rm. tfireplace)
and large screened porch. family
heat. DI. IOl5 till 9 pm. VIM.
H. SAUNDERS Co INC "A
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HOUSES FOR sALr-h.w.
GEORGETOWN
AD. 1912
GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN

Lovely corner home; beautifully re.
' and two Sss baths; also ' features sa'eSa extrs
large living room. irst-fioor lavatory
and walled garden: owner out oil
country has reduced price for imme.
diate sale. LINKINS CO., DI. S6SS;
Avepippr TN6 d7RA
Evening star., 1950-11-01
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcon.. }

SERVICE STATION with facilities for
auto repairs. for lease by major oil
Co., in vicinity of Oxon Hill, Md;
nominal investment required. Box
DOWNT0WN-Furn four 2-rm.
apis, 4 sleeping rms, cleo, refer..
gas: rent. SS1 so: income. $500.
$3,500. Terms. NE. 5793. No
BEAUTY SHOP, Sc; beautiful place; j;
price, $4,000, but worth S6,500;
down payment, $1,000. CRY REAL
TY CO. RE. O7O3.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

0VSTTN6S3 OTTVNU VTNTVVES
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, PM.
Southwest, near Boiling Field; neat,
clean. up-to-date store; soda foun-
tain; approx $4,000 in salable mer-
chandise; wkly. gross sales in ex-
cess of 5000; modern fixtures; rent,
$3.50; heat and h.w. free; lease for
) yrs. Open 10 am. to 8 pm.
Opportunity for good pharmacist or
wide-awake operator Call
LANE PASTOR EX. 2555
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$500 5IST:Eao DowN

T, SIHEET NE,
Colonial brick. tile bath, poYehss,
hardEood foors; y 2 most attrse.
this one plus others. n you wish
to save, call this company. THCS,
w. MOORE CO., AT. 1904. AD.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
A REAL BUY

This restaurant is one OF the best
locations in the Falls Church area.
Place has been doing a wonderful
business and has an excellent Glen
tele; has license for beer. Long lease
can be arranged. Can be had for
$500 down.
ALLEN REALTY co.
FA. 400. 14S West Broad st. Omen
Evening star., 1950-11-01
KIRKSIDE

Your housing troubles are over II you
see this beautiful brick home with
6 rooms. = baths, powder room first
H.. gas a.-c. heat; attached garage;
Chevy Chase Circle and every con-
venience. Call WO. 1855 until q pm.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-15
AFL Telegraphers End UP Strike

New York (LPA) - The five.
week strike of Commercial Tele'
graphers Union-AFL against Unit
ed Press news service ended with 9
1921 weekly raise for the tele'
type operators.
UP had continued to operate its
wires throughout the strike with
supervisory and scab labor. The
union picketed newspapers receiy-
ing the UP service.
Gains besides the pay raise in
cluded SO weekly additional hospi-
tai insurance; union shop; night
pay differential for employees work
ing between 7 p. m. and 7 a. m. The
strikers sought a $3.50 raise when
they walked out.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-15
Opens Debate On
Rent Bill Despite
Sen. Gains Bluff

Washington (LPA)-Despite at
tempts to delay any real action
until after the rent control exten-
sion bill came before the House
June IL, the Senate opened debate
on companion measure June Z.
Sen. Harry F. Cain Or, Wash.) },
leading spokesman for the real
estate interests in the Senate,
threatened a junior-grade filibust-
er, but not one that would extend
until present rent curbs expire on
June 80.
"The housing shortage growing
out of the dislocations of World
War Ii is still acute in so many
communities throughout the nation
as to constitute national emer-
gency requiring the continuation
of federal rent control for fur
ther limited PERIOD" the Senate
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-15
GIN Head Advises
Smaller Firms 10
Follow Pattern

Washington LPA)-"If | were
a small businessman I'd love to
take the GIN contract" c. E. Will
son, head of General Motors, told
an audience of newspapermen and
government officials at a National
Press Club luncheon, at which he
explained the precedent-making
five-year agreement with the Unit
ed Auto Workers.
He made the statement in answ-
ering written questions submitted
after he made his prepared speech,
explaining the theory back of the
pact. He said the contract is neith-
er inflationary nor deflationary, de-
finitely guarantees five years of
labor peace and that he hoped it
would set a pattern, based not on
dollars-and-cents settlements, but
for bargaining based on principles
that will insure industrial peace
and prosperity" That principle, he
said, was recognition by both sides
Of chronological Improvement as
the key to higher living standards.
In other words, that machines, and
not men, would be exploited.
GAS far as | know" said Wilson,
"this is the first time big union
has come out on the right side of
archaeological progress and the
boys deserve lot of credit for it."
The cooperative principle in the
contract, Wilson said ''is a very
significant step ahead in labor
management relations" The COW
tract also recognizes, he said, that
"to produce more with the same
amount of human effort is sound
economic and social objective"
He said if the nation understands
this principle, 81 have no worry
about our country being able to
stand the costs of pensions, insur-
ance, and high wages"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-15

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fabric.
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-15
STATE MUST PAY PREVAILING
RATES ON OWN JOBS

Sacramento, Calf. (LPA)-The
state must give workers hired for
construction jobs the same benefits
included in local labor contracts,
the office of the Attorney General
has ruled. The opinion, prepared
by deputy Wilmer Morse, applies
directly to workers at the state
forestry camp at Magalia, but af-
fects all small construction jobs
done directly by the state without
hiring a contractor.
Morse ruled such workers must
be paid the rate prevailing in local
union contracts, and are entitled
also to transportation pay, travel
time, subsistence and any other
benefits in local labor agreements.
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Unionists Leave
For Tour Of Asia

New York PA)-Representa
tives of the AFL and CIO sailed for
Brussels June IL to join a group of
trade unionists on mission to
Asia.
John Brophy. of the CIO and
Gordon Chapman of the AFL are
the two American members of a
five-man commission being sent on
an Eastern tour by the Int'l Con-
federation of Free Trade Unions.
The group will meet at ICFTU
headquarters in Brussels to arrange
their trip.
They will confer with the free
trade union elements in the Asian
countries, advise them about their
problems, find out what is happen
ing there. and report to the ICFTU.
OneAof the chief .aims of the trip
is to arrange for continued coop
Grafton between the trade union
movement in the Eastern countries
and the rest of the world.
AT present only the Communist
trade union movement has close
ties in Asia. ICFTU wants to SET
up a working. arrangement among
anti-Communist union groups.
The ICFTU commission will visit
Pakistan, India, Burma, Siam
French Indo-China, Hong Kong
Formosa, the Philippines, Indonesia
Ceylon, Japan, and Korea.
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