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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21
Italy Backing
Free Nofions.
Dunn Declares

NEW YORK (LPA) - Speak
ing for L oca | 80 of the init
Ladies Garment Workers-AFL
and the Italian-American Labor
Council over a group of Italian
language radio stations, James
C. Dunn, us. Ambassador to
Italy, declared Italy stands
souarely on the side of free ma
tions in the face of Soviet ag-
gression. He attributed ltaly's
economic gains to the Marshall
Plan.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21
Corporation Profits
Industrial Production
At New Peaks
Hit Same Leve|
Mostly Auto
And Steel

WASHINGTON (LPA) - II
the nation is going on a war
time footing, its big corporations
are in the best shape they've
ever been in. The profits of US.
manufacturing corporations for
the first three months of 1850
were back at the same high level
they reached in early 1949.
According to the F e d er /
Trade Commission and the Sc
crrities and Exchange Commits
sion. which collect the figures
for the federal government, pro-
fits for the first quarter OF 1850
were five per cent higher than
the last quarter of 1949. How
ever. sales were only one per
cent higher. The same day, the
Council Economic Advisers re-
ported that preliminary indi-
cations are that profits rose in
the second quarter"
Half of the industry groups
showed smaller profits in early
1850 than in late 1949. 1t was
the higher profits for steel anc
autos that boosted the general
profits figures.
Most startling ia ct revealed
about the corporations is tha'
big outfits - with assests oi
mere than $100,000,000 - hac
S121 salted away in cash anc
government securities for every
S100 they owed. All corpora
tions, at the end of March, hac
an average of $107 in cash anc
government bonds for every
500 in liabilities.
That industrial production Il
continuing to increase, and ir
industries like steel is already
operating at top spe d, wa
shown in the Council of Eco
nomic Advisers estimate I h a
June industrial production "se
a new postwar record, about one
per cent higher than the peal
of October-November 1948, anc
IT per cent above the level o.
une 1949."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21
US Ambassador
Addresses Women
Trade Unionisfs

ROSKILDE, DENMARK lLPA)
Trade Unions have made pos
sible Americas high livin 6
standards, Mrs. Eugene Ander-
son, us. Ambassador to Den
mark told ia women from Fin
land, Sweden, Norway and Den
mark meeting at the Workers
Folk School here. American
women are in politics, she told
them, because "we believe that
only where people have a right
to spe a k, think and organize
freely, is there a chance to pre-
serve what we have won."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21
CIO In NJ To Sue
For $28 Million In
Bus Ouercharges

NEWAK, N. j. OPA) - The
New Jersey CIO intends to sue
for return of $28, 100000 in what
it regards as illegal over-charges
for bus fares in the past two
years.
The suit, against the Coordi-
n a t e d Transport Corporation,
will be in behalf of the CLOS
bus riding members and such
other members of the general
public as wish to join in the ac-
ton. The State CIO will ask its
county affiliates and their men,
bers to join in the suit.
A 2-cent increase, to z cents,
was granted by the Public Util-
ity Commission two years ago.
The CIO protested, and got Gov.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21

Driscoll to take the matter to
court. Six weeks ago the State
Supreme Court knocked out the
fare hike as unjust and unrea-
sonable, censured the PUG, and
sent the case back to PUG for
rehearing. The State CIO there
upon called on Driscoll to fire
the present PUG members be
cause of their unique philosophy
that public utility is always
right"
Since Driscoll has failed to
act the CIO is now investigating
the possibility of launching pro-
ceedings for removal of the pres
ent commissioners.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21
Reuther Proposes
1OO-Year Plan
For World Peace
Need Is Billion
Expenditure
.ToAssurePeae

DETROIT GPA)-A 1O0-year
plan to insure peace and build
up living standards throughout
the world was proposed July 18
by Walter P. Reuther, president
of the CIO United Auto Work
ers.
Reuther called for the expendi-
ture of $13 billions a year, for
the next 100 years, through the
United Nations, to finance the
program. The total for the 100
years, he pointed out, is no more
than the cost of A months of
shooting, in World War II.
His plan encompasses all the
worlds nations, including the
Soviet Union and its satellites.
What Reuther called for was
a total peace offensive that
would combine fully adequate
military measures and prompt,
bold action to wipe out human
misery and desperation to win
the loyalty and support of hum
dreds of millions of people and
strip the Kremlin of it's power
to exploit them and sacrifice
them in battles of aggression"
Specifically, the proposa al
called for a pledge by the peo-
pie of the U. S. to make avail
able through the UN for the next
100 years, S13 billions annually
to be used solely 'to help peo-
|ple in other nations help them
selves by developing and ex-
banding tn cir economic re-
|sources and facilities and for
|other purposes that will con-
tribute to the Improvement OF
living standards, including nu-
|trition, housing, health and edu-
|cation of thetir people"
The proposal, Reuther pointed
|out, is not an alternative to ade-
|quate m ilitary.de defense, "but
rather a experimentation and
Strengthening of our military
defense by a positive program
of social and economic action
directed at elimination of pow
erty and social injustices which
are the sources of communist
power"
The aim is to launch total
war against poverty and human
insecurity, thereby striking at
the heart of communist power
and influence"
"We can seize the initiative
fol peace by putting into effect
a greatly expanded foreign aid
program geared to the economic
and social needs of people
throughout the world while
promoting a practical program
of economic and social justice
at home. This direct attempt to
destroy the sources of commu-
mist power will have to be sup
ported by an adequate system
of defense based on point plan
ming and pooling of strength
with our democratic allies" I
A copy of Reuther's proposal.
with letter of transmittal to
President Truman, was delivered
to the White House June Is. The
letter said the proposal was in
full support" of the Presidents
policy, land a contribution to
its earliest possible application"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21

Kathi Norris lovely teevision STAR models demure
styled the sleeveless look MISS Norrs
currently appearing show originating in New YORK
and speces shopping hints for the ladies' The red linen
dress is gay with godtone buttons and has four
huge patch inverted pleas To complete the en-
sembIe Miss natural straw hat with beaked
can look and ribbon Her bag and
blue The beige gloves worn by MISS MOTIFS
have gaune reaching almost to the elbow Dress and access
sories are from Saks 34th Avenue New York.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21
10 CIo Members
Win SCHOLARSHIPS

CHICAGO (LPA) - Ten CIO
members have b e n awarded
scholarships for two weeks of
study by the Chicago Committee
on Workers Summer Schools.
They will go to the University
of Wisconsin School for Work
ers, Hudson Shore Labor School
and the Summer School for Of
flee Workers at Ohio State Uni
versity.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-21
AFL.CIO Unity
Talks Set

WASHINGTON (LPA) - Unity
discussions between the AFL
and the CIO have been schedul-
ed for July 25 in Washington.
The AFL delegation will be led
by President William Green the
CIO delegation by President
Philip Murray.
Evening star., 1950-10-25


WRc-FM-s3s Me-, ChannsI 30.
$50 am. to ! s,m
Kook-FM-sss Me-, Channel 7as.
am. to pm.
wToP-FM-ss, Me-. Channel 742.
$50 am TO Pam
wBUz-FM-sS.7 Nc, Channel 244.
':3o am, to 1890 am and
q pm. to pm.
wksH-FM-s11 Nc, Channel 74s.
4:30 to II pm,
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6 am. TO Midnight
WcrM-ss.s Nc, Channel 1ss.
S pm 10 II pm
HwDcFM-1o1.I Me-, Channel 7ss.
pm. TO am.
weAY-FM-1o2.3 Me-, Channel III.
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SIS an, to Midnight,
WARl-FM-1as.5 Me-. Channel 7ss.
Sis am. TO pm.
wBcc-fM-1o5.3 Me-, Channel 1s7.
am 10 pm.
HMAL-FM-1o1.3 Me-, Channel ~
am. to midnight
Evening star., 1950-10-25

1900. WTOP-Internat Box
ing Club: Arthur King VS.. Harold
Jones in 10-round lightweight
bout.
1880, WASH-FM - Marguerite
Higgins: Miss Higgins, the only
woman correspondent at the Ko-
rean war front, makes her first
broadcast since her return from
Korea.
TELEV1SION TODAY
6:45, WMAL-Yesterday's News
reel: Last scenes from the lives of
Will Rogers and Wiley Post who lost
their lives in a plane crash.
1880, WMAL-Redskins Football.
Films of the Redskins Chicago
Cardinals football game of last Sun
day.
500, WTOP-Arthur Godfrey and
His Friends: Harold Russell, Ma
tional Commander of AMVETS is
guest.
500, WNBW-Four Star Revue:
Jack Carson makes his television
debut with Evelyn Keyes and Mary
Mccarthy as guests.
900, WTOP-Teller of Tales:
Torin Thatcher plays the title role
in Somerset Maugham's "Mackin-
tosh."
800, WNBW-Television Theater:
DO 10,
star in James Parish's fantasy,
"Truant in Park Lane"
$50, WTOP-The Web: Richard
Kiley portrays a bookkeeper rail-
roaded for the murder of his boss
in Journey by Night"
1890, WNBW-Stars Over Holly
wooo; Lueene Tuttle stars in
Showdown.
OF PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE.
Admirers OF Bert Parks, of Stop
the Music and other such shows,
will have three additional weekly
opportunities to baSk in their hero's
ebullience come November / That
is the date when Mr. Parks will
start expending some of his appar-
emily boundless energy on a new
NBC-TV program to be seen Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays con
WNBW here) from $3.50 to pm.
Betty Ann Grove, singing comeul-
enne, is taking leave OF a Broadway
assignment in Kiss Me Kate" to be-
come a regular on the thrice weekly
Bert Parks Show" Others on hand
will be Harold Lang, formerly of Bal
let Theater and several Broadway
shows; the singing Heathertones
and musical unit led by Bobby
Sherwood.
AS tribute to the coming Hal
loween, Paul Whiteman has hired
Boris Karioff, the Hollywood horror
man, as his TV guest next Sunday
tWMAL-7 PM.
A man whose life is in the theater
mas come along with a nice word
rather than sCathing one for
televislon. He is Clarence Derwent,
president of Actors Equity. Televi-
sion, Mr.. DerWent told a forum in
New York the other night, will help
rather than hurt the theater by
creating love of the stage in TV
audiences in remote parts of the
country. 1t already has helped
great many of the stages people,
ne added. by providing new employ
ment opportunities fer actors.
Evening star., 1950-10-25
HiehIights
Of TTodoy's
PROGRAMS
RADIO TODAY

900, WWDC - Basketball-The
Washington Caps VS.. the Baltimore
Bullets III an exhibition game
$3.50, WTOP-Bing Crosby Show;
Claudette Colbert visits Bing.
$50. WMAL-On Trial: HAS Our
Foreign Policy Been Sound" is dis
cussed by Senator Brian Mcmahon
of Connecticut.
Evening star., 1950-10-25
Other AM Stations

waoW-57o kc.-655 a.m.-5:3o pm.
wPiK-73C kc.-6:l5 a.m,-5;3O pm.
WARl-700 kc.-6:15 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
WGAY-1,05o ke.-6:ls a.m.-5:30 pm.
WBBc-1,120 kr.-7 a.n.-5:30 pm.
WFAx-1,72s ke.-6:45 sm..s:30 pm.
W0ok-1,5so ke.-6 s,m.-5:30 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-25

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
ro0m, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-25

MISSING-Wl Rogers, beloved humorst believed to have
crashed in flight Alaska with
the bulletins in August, 1885 from the
two wel-lOved remembered again
tonight See and hear Will Rogers! Plus other celebrates
celebrated events fashions thrilling
from bytonight and WEDNESDAY night
the FFV Cookies yesterdays
Newsreel"-WMAL-TV, 6:45 PM.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
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sic Nic N>cmocn bc'i)UolQcu. Notiir-
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lano, bat niht unueientIih 5u Dem
erfblg Ieincr Dtiiiion beigetragcn.
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einer @eoentieier in elmer fleinen
Stoot bel Der 8iirgcrlnriiter, Der
ole 6cltreoe belt, ipar leibt Deiicr,
pie es altb Der &onig lelbit mar.
Garuui onip;elenb, iaet lricorie6
Muglrlt nad) Der Heoe: Sic, Serr
Viirsernleiiter. ulb ib, mir iino ia
geiplllernlaBen Seioensgefdbrten!"
Der Viirgermeiiter perbeuate iicf,
gelbnelgelt mo anttpprtet: 80.
Wtajeltdt, oe Weine is mer aber id)on
nah bier 8ohen ourhgebrannt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12

Sonocrprcis bctr1et oas Gpppelte
ocs einfod)cn iSltgpreiics pcniger
800. Gem slntroa cincs Sh,oenten
ouf Sclu0hrllng eincs Sonoerflla-
prciics m,b Elm Shrciben iciner
Sdlllc bellic9cn in oem iein Mltcr.
oer Stnno icincr Stlllousbilouna
uno ser Heiie5ncd bciheinist iper-
sen. Ole Gl,Doflugfortc gilt eiu
Sohr.
Gicics Souocronacbpt lit oui Stll-
Nenten Slplibcn ~ unb 81 SSuhren
bcihrinft Gs gilt fiir Eoiioacn
niht MIR Spi'hcu bcn Tercini9ten
Stooten, Canada lno StiStcn in
europa. ionocrn onlh iiir Eoiiagcn
nod StGbten in 9Ifrifn uno sliirn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12
Dus Cold unter den Hei|mitteIn
AureomYcn. cine Medizin iuer vele Krankheiien

>n lmcbreren bcutld)en &liniten
buben Die erlten Eerluche nit Dem
luln0elbcn Eil,pulpcr ylureompcin
,eNunnen. 9os nelle Scilnlttel, oos
!rlt I'M poriNen Sabre in Die Wtcol,lh
tinNefiibrt mllroc lrno ocutilben
qcr,ten bisbcr nur ourh 3citln0en
uno 3eitirbriften bcfonntaclporpcn
mar, miro in einiNen Mnnotcn in
Scltirl,lono olsreihcnb pprbonnen
elm. IS lit pos critic Eiliprpouft ans
Der Hcibc ncr slntibiptifo, ous olrd,
Den S)tlno einoenpmmen lperoen
fam. EenicilIin, Streptpmpcin lmo
ale leine anberen &orldlfer fpnn=
ten nllr ein0cipriet pber ais Sol:
be alf oie Suut oufQctro0cn lperben
Sie GntDcdlno oes 9lureomn
Gins inl Sabre 1947 botte feline TO
montiihe &orNeitbihte. Sie mar sic
,Srllht pieliGbriaer niithterner 9lr.
belt I'M Sohpratnrillm Der omcrifoni.
iden Scberles &erfc. 81. g. If
GllN0or erforirt,te bort sic S(hipnoe
rllnoen mebrerer tauienb Stroblcn.
pil,ltdlnlnc aus oIem @alobpnen.
Ger Tils q S77 ichieo Sic lpirfiom.
lte Sllbltons aus. Sa lie Die isorbc
oes Splocs hattie. nurhe er Strcps
tonpces allrepfociens. Ser opIomo.
d,cnoe Nils aenonnt.
SSos oieier Eil, berporbrinot,
lhelnt fpirflirh bos @oIo untcr ben
oeilmitteln su iein. S(ureompcin be.
tunprt Qleid,scitio mebr &ronfbciten
als leoe bisber befonnte Nr,nei. Sic
iohlreihen Snfcftipnen, bic nic,t an.
ltefello lpirfen unh sllmeiit ais Gnt.
'llnoltnNen hescidnct iperoen. Iinn
IN Den meilten NGllen nit Slllrcomps
tll1 bellbar. Sb es iid) INN 2unocn..
Sollhfcllz, Stippcnfell=, GollcnbIo.
Ten, SoarnlpcNc= pocr Sinpcboltcnt-
illnollnNcn bonbelte - in,mcr plrr;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-12

- unterItiiten sic sic i'm Soils.
olati" an3eigenoen 8eihGfteI
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-01
deliveries. still born calves or
those abnormallY weak.
Supplement Recommended

A supplemental mixture for range
feeding with at least 10 percent
PHOSPHORUS and as little calcium as
possible and preferably fortified with
trace minerals was recommended for
use after the winter pellets feeding
season is over. Either "a salt and
81 bone-meal mixture or " salt and
" monosodium phosphate will give
this 10 to IL percent PHOSPHORUS
level
Since some COW herds on summer
ranges in areas of eastern Montana
won't take salt, it is suggested that
a palatable high PHOSPHORUS COM
mercia1 mineral mixture may be
more desirable. This mineral sup
plement should be fed free choice
and should be protected from wind
and rain.