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SALE BY oWNER-1h acres. more
frame dwelling, liquor store and
business, located one block from
D. G; line This valuable business.
together with improvements. is To-
Gated on new naval access road,
fnown fa oTraf 1850 % Liyingston road Apply
turing on account of Ill health. 12s
- Downtown l4th st,
NV. food only; doing over $3.50
daily; seats 40; well-known; heavy
: money y-maker; counter service MAIN
ly; owner has other larger place
ana and must a sell Immediately. VIII
enced restaurant person, balance ar
ranged. BOB HOLLANDER, exclu-
siye' l411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 9743.
AUTO REPAIR GARAGE, nearby Md
specializing in auto body work and
painting. Completely equipped for
ing service. Plenty of business. Call
LO. $4,000 bet. 8 am. and pm.
BEAUTY SALON. excellent downtown
location, air-conditioned, reasonable
tor immediate sale, owner leaving
a iis SuRasERY--ixNbseSFE AZ igS esii BysINhEsss.
Good chance for someone with q little
TExAcO GAS sTATioSN. S excel. NV.
location, on 2 busy avenues; will
arrange terms; owner in hospital,
must sell Immediately. Can LEGUM
& GERBER, OR. 5000. liz
UPPER MONT. Co.-Modern 7-rm.
house and country store; fully
gas pumps: oil h.-w.h.; income, $Ioo
daily. Price. $4,000. complete.
Owner retiring. Telephone Poolesyllle
REAL i2H. ESTATE AND Bus1NEssEl4o @l@
mi. west Of Baltic, As mi. from
Wash, on U; s. 40; tavern with
incl. r. e. Of is a. Ideal for ex.
etc. Price. S36,500 Id fee. G. r.
FLAUIT' Realtor. Frederick. Md.
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. % Abby
nFlIcaThssENn sG5 1GIh &; nv; W., 49, It,, Y.
age; guar Ssoo"Si, ,ooo 600 Sl; Week; Daest best
NV. loc.; good lease; low rent; a real
money maker. OWNER, ia. O315.
WHOLESALE specialized plumbing
supply: estate sale by executrix
MoTELdonv!. A51fE D 20 10 2SsGs7 Sss vernon ll on
main highway; Is brick and mason
ry units. plus 6-bedrm. house; pro
vides excel. income, Couple can
manage this with ease. Substantial
cash needed. Call Mr.. Hughes (eves.,
Al. 6657. JAMES L. DIXON &
ss,7Oo is my sacrifice price due to
extreme personal problems, grocery,
new store; location. potentialities
stock and fixtures all excel, rent
$40. TO. 5SlS. -12
LOCATED at 32O9
14th st. NV. near Park I'd, one OF
the busiest locations in town; all
chattel note holder will sell for
balance due; easy terms; inspect
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FURN.-4 bedrooms. 3
baths: large yard; Arlington. RA'
2o92 ewes. and week ends. Ill
Mr.. NAVY YARD-Furniture Of 6-rm.
mouse for sale; Rent. $50; lease;
GOLF AND COUNTRY
CLUB AREA . Beautifully furn. 3
isndSeaped Gasa srounds aSme mr. Yerstown acrs wsi
school; avail. August 15: $3.50. FA.
FURN. HoUsE-vic.
18th and Decatur st: NV; 1925 mo-
AfspggtI tS inspect Mon. only. Box
tSs1aj E.aE: rms: 3 sen. b.drm.. Mln j..
auto. oil heat. gas stove. toilet.
shower, new .furn.. cleo refgr. Cot
tage on shady grove on Ga. ave. 8
miles from Silver Spring. Spring
water pumped to house. Reas. to
right party willing to take care Of
acre acre or n, more lawn; Power mower
with no children No drinking. I'm
premises. Box l03-L. Star. Ia
2 WEEKS VACATION RENTAL
bedrm. furn. house. min. from
Annex. II you have visiting friends
or relatives here's a good buy All
util. and phone. Children welcome
Fenced yard. . double beds. child S
iI GIio. oFga From Sept SEPT; 7 to Fl. iS55.
N; ARL.E5-rm furnished semidet,
brk,; cow. schools, shopping and
bus; immediate occupancy; S125
per mo. Gil. 5057. -l2
FOR RENT-Fauauier County. Viz
etnia between Warrenton and the
plains: so acres beautiful setting,
ever-running stream. 35 acres blue
grass. la-acre garden, fruit trees.
etc. Charming old stone center
house modernized this year; con-
modern baths: Enslish-type basement
has all-electric kitchen partially pine
paneled with WEIGH cupboard and
field stone firepl.; also servant s
rm, storage rm. and utility rm.
VIII rent house partially furnished,
separately from acreage II desired.
Committing time from Wash. about
Plains toward Warrenton, turn
tavern onto Route 7o3. 20 one mile
to house on left. Phone ordway
5225, not Sat. or Sun. or write
H. G. CUMMINGS, The Plains, Va.
VILLAGE AREA-i-yr.
old 2-bedrm rambler with furni-
TO -; ssI$,Ss; sI,s do Fairfax 1.G 44ow. -ls
conyen. transp., nice yard; quiet
nedigIhborhood; S135 mo, Call JA
CHEVY 81 = iCHAsE-5 bedrms.. . baths,
gar: Sept; I5-Mar. Is; S275 mo.
MRS. MRS. CLYDE dH g,sas G. DuNN1NoToN., vi.
ARLINGTON-Det. brick, 3 bedrms..
nice liv, rm with drepl SpaciolIs
din. rm.. kit; with breakfast nook.
screened porch; completely furn and
equipped; possession Sept. /. Near
Arlington Ridge rd.. minis. to
Pentagon; $500 mo. JAMES L.
DIXON & CO.. ia $1,000. III
ARL., .VA.-New 4-bedrm., 2-bath, q
car garage rambler, beautifully furn. !;
full basement, recr. rm., maids room
and bath; $3.50 mo. ROMYE LAM
BORN. OF. 8035. OF. 1886. lie
FURNISHED HOUSE, SIPS
or Government family.
No young children or pets. ; yrs.
or more. Exceptional, clean. mostly
new decorators style: auto. h.-w
gas heat. Other features: 3 rms,
liv.. din. rm.. kit. > bedrms. bath.
3 lge. porches. :, scr: finished bsmt d.
recreation, shop laundry. storage
Small lawn. Fruit and shade trees.
Garage. Conv. sc. residential white
section On busline: near schools,
churches. shopping center. theaters
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

ANYTHING, any time. moving. pick
UP and delivery. 7-day week. "a hrs
day: 50 minimum. AT 1887. IL
LIGHT HAULING and delivery, reas. !:
prompt serv. ST. 1000, Sun. and holi-
Gays am TO . O'm'' w. MAFy!N' Fs.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing.
CO. NC, est 1900 e'AS1
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-HAWTHoRNE
One-half block from Rock Creek Park.
New California modern; 8 twin bed
rms, ga baths, studio-liv. rm., din.
rm,, lge. equipped kit. with break
fast space; full finished bsmt. with
recr. rms. Il with firepl.), COW
cred brk: terrace, sun deck, IL lge.
SPECIAL designed features which have
not been avail. in Washington be-
fore. Directions: Out Conn ave. to
Nebraska ave. bear right to Oregon
ave. left on Oregon ave. to Daniel
lane, left to 3022 Daniel lane and
open" sign.
Exclusive agents, s. r. MARTIN q
CO. 1929 Conn. ave-, DU. 1856 or
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APTs. UNFURk. tcont.l

Two-BEDRM. APT.s, 1s-ft. living
rm, with picture window; complstely
sSS.s5, incl. utils. UN. 1861, after
1890 b ST. N.E.-Three rms, kit.
at door; adults. TR. 1896. III
1000 C. ST. N.E.-Beautiful apt; 2
rms, kit, and bath; rent, $50 80;
conv. to transp. and shopping. Key
NEWLY I;,1a ~ DONE w. i-bsdrm: apt; kit.
If YOU LIST YOUR HOME for Sale s
with me, can help you procure a
large 2;bedroom apt. in a modern
N sieC CoSSREgRs Sisf b nT HErGH4s: Th Sa new bdr
sol to 500 Brandywine ST. Sc
bath; 500 plus utils,. Ready for
occupancy Sept. /. Applications now
being taken. ALDRE. INC. 220S
Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-0747. lii
COMMANDER APT. 1925 18th st
n.w.-Lovely efficiency apt in new
air-conditioned bldg. Walking dis
pancy. SS5. including utilities. APP
800 N. GARFIELD. ArI.. va.-Three
rms, lge. kit, bath, lge. screened
porch; adults. no pets: year lease
500 plus utils. HO. 1857. -13
DUPLEX APT. 5132 Hanna pl Sc
Liv; rm., bedrm., dinette, kit. TILED
bath SO, utils. Incl, Adult couple
TWO ROOMS, kitchen, bath. FriSid-
aire, unlim. phone; utils. incl, 1927
Two-BEDRM. MOD. APT mr.. Mich
OILS and Ala. ave. s.e.-,Liy. rm..
dinette. kit, ser. porch, 1st A.:
SS7 30 plus utils. DU. 0531. -12
1881 P ST. N.W.-Two rooms, comb.
dinette and kitchen, 3rd floor; all
month. Phone NA. $50. VIM. r T.
BALLARD 1919 Eye st. NV. IL
1871 I1th ST. N.E.-Two rooms and
oath, all utilities furnished; adults
only. Open, key with Mrs. Sorrell
:3;a65. VIM. T. BALLARD, IsIs Eye
= ROOMS, KIT. PVT. BATH; / or .
adults, employed. Light and airy.
M. Navy Yard. Call Ii. 4-4066.
e15a CALF, ST. N.w.-Liv. room.
foyer. 14x40; bedrm., 15x1s; lge.
kit. bath. lge, closets; 9!a-ft. cell. +;
ave-: s1o5-S13o. i-s pm. "a
GEORGETOWN-An address of dis
tinction. 1858 Avon pl. NV; 25-ft.
comb. hV .-din. rm. with wood-burn-
ing fireplace, modern kitchen and
bath, l bedroom with conv. dress
Ing rm.: rental. S130. To inspect,
phone MR.. MILLS at NE. 1900:
ewes. and holidays. Or 5472. -13
1906 BILTM0RE~ST. N.W.-Unusual
apt: large liy. rm.. bedrm. kit, new
bath, > f1repls. with mirrors to CELL
ing; large sun terrace. -12
EMPLOYED COUPLES rooms; heat,
gas, light incl; $50 mo- 6124
Shady Side ave. Capitol Hts, Md.
TWO-RM. UNFURN. APT, in bsmt. /;
heat gas and elec. furn.; pvt. bath
adults only; $50 per mo. for cple.
Apply 1907 Independence ave Sc
AT AGRICULTURE ADM1NIsTRA-
TIoN Bldg; Plant Industries, etc,
lBeltsville. Baltimore-W Wash, blvd; p
bedrm. apt, oil heat. utilities; SS5
mo-; immediate occupancy. Call
MR.. BRANDON, TO. $3.50. ewes.
TWo-RoOM AND BATH APT. WITH
PRIVATE ENTRANCE AT 9th AND
SITS. NV. AVAILABLE IMATE-
D1ATELY; $50 MONTH.
ALLIANCE REALTY
Ex. 5454. AID. 5769. -12
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BURLElTH
4 semidet. brick home In this excel.
residential community close to every
thing; liv. rrn.. din. rm., kit. and
screened porch on 1st a.; 8 bedrms..
bath and sleeping porch on End: full
bsmt. with recr. rm. and Iavatory; |;
gas heat; garage; recently and taste
Realtor, OR. 4232. III
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Apartments Available
Colored

Nothing can compare with the Sc
curity OF owning your own apart.
ment home.
2184 Florida ave. NV, Apt. 80 OF
33; l and 2 bedrooms.
bedroom.
1918 N st. NV. Apt. sos; 3 bedrooms
173! N. H. ave. NV. Apt. 80; !
bedroom.
1901 18th st. NV. Apt. 40; l bed
room.
307 S st. ne, Apt. 80; Q bedrooms
Monthly payments are like rent on
these resales by owners after the
initial down payment. See the
apartments at the buildings or come
daily to z pm. or Sun. IL to S pm.
to ONCE OF A. NJ DRAISNER, 1404
L st. NV. Phone MA. S03s.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ATTRAC. HOME AND GARDEN to
share with congenial women; ride
TO work. Reas, cH. 0274. after
o:3O. Ill
LADY to share nice Arm.
unfurn. house. Util. and heat furn.
Nice yard. Avail. 9th Aua.. $76.
uN. S977. 2310 57th pl., Tuxedo,
Md; Ill
LADY. living alone, share house with
congenial couple or girl; unlimited
phone, piano; car at door. ia. 1871.
GEORGEToWN-openinss for 2 men
IN coop. house. college students OF
cook-maid provided: garage avail.
Can AID. S51S Sun. after 12. -12
NEARBY VA.-Woman with boy of &,
both away during day. will share
sir-cond; house or rent room: $50.
MI. 1928. 10
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BARNABY WOODS
Chevy Chase, D. C.
3215 Van HaZen st. NV.
Owner leaving city. Brk. det. attrac-
tive house in beautiful cond., only
2 yrs. old. Large liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. and screened porch; lge. step
up bedrm and bath on 1st f.; z
additional twin-sized bedrms. on
2nd II. with stairway to floored
attic; club room with fireplace and
"a bath; built-in garage; l blk
form bus. Call Mrs. Dawson, WO
4162 for appointment.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7
Out Utah Ave. to Van Hazen. right
to house.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realt.. DI. 3346. 1924 14th st. NV
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NOW VACANT

NSW VaSA4N
In Silver Spring, beaut. furnished
liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. kit, bath
plano. R.CA.. record books. firepl.
Bendix, lge. yds. VIII accept chill
dren and dogs. 81. 2193. liz
Evening star., 1951-08-11

VIENNA, VA.
RAMBLER ON 4 ACRES
Air Force colonel will lease 3-bedrm
home, beautifully furn. and equipped
Sept. 10 to Jan. 15; S135 per mo
Discriminating adults only
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Telephone Vienna 500, 377. 1891
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FORT MYER HEIGHTS
Seyen.rm; house; pine-paneled den.
"a baths, garage.
BEULAH GOss, CHI. 5682
Ill
Framed Near Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase. Md bedrms. 2 baths.
liv. rm.. din, rm. and kitchen: sun
porch, screened porch. attic storage
space; bsmt.; 2-car garage; corner
lot; in immaculate condition. Rent
controlled: 1875 per month; 1-year
To inspect. call Mrs. Lord. Tu. 1859.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1015 18th st. NV. Ma. 1879
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretariaI switch-
board. utilities. three elevators.
carpeted corridors, delivery service,
two large parking areas: storage
Resident manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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for
an apartment? See my
ad under Cooperative
Apts. for Sale at 1925
18th st. NV. Open Sum-,
l to 6. HENRY SALUS,
ST. 3344.
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CARLTON HOUSE

COLokED-I3I5 CLIFTON ST. NV,
Modern building. one apartment
available 2 rooms. kit. and bath;
tremely desirable and convenient
location. Supt. on premises. THOS,
j FISHER g. CO. INC. 73S 18th
Evening star., 1951-08-11
LUXURY RAMBLERs

LUXURY RAMBI.ERS
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Nr. lovely Rock Creek Park in Chevy
Chase. D. C. Are you looking for
that Dream Rambler? I am erect
ing quality Job based upon many
years Of exper. in architectural
design. construction engineering,
upon such rich exper. these S37-
500-S40,000 ramblers have all the
carefully planned details you have
long dreamed about. You may pre-
view the construction well under
way. BY appt. you may arrange to-
see similar rambler now. ST.
1888; Sat. and Sun. EN-. 1881.
5311 NEVADA AVE. NV.
r.. . OPEN 2-6
on 2 lots; Gear gar wo. lil2. i!
CORNER HOME
IDEAL for doctor or large family.
Large Diet. corner brick. conveniently
located. Side-hall entrance, large
living room with fireplace, spacious
dining room, den or first fl. bedrm.
kitchen with dinette; End a, 4
bedrooms, baths. Basement club
room with fireplace. Oil h.-w. heat.
quick sale and win consider a reao
sonable offer. Can be seen any time
by calling Mr.. Martufi, LA. 6-7845.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. DI. 3346. 1924 14th st. NV.
6O1 HAMILTON ST. NV.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-6
poss. with deposit. 6-rm.,
semidet. brick. gas heat; fine con-
dition. ST. $50 cash. balance S10O
month. LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 5707
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J. WAPLE CO

ORGANIZATIONS"
Located near 18th and r. I. ave. An
excellent. large residence with 'front.'
age on 2 streets. with 16 rms. and
paths: good condition. Priced for
pm. today or Sunday j, WESLEY
BUCHANAN. ReaItor
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ROOMING HOUSE

High income property in 14OO blk.
Of Harvard st. NV. Lge. 3-story
10-rm. house with 6 bedrms, and
ga baths, in wonderful condition
Gould also be converted into apis.
In one of the most conv. Sections of
the city. A real buy; only S3. 500
down. Call Mr.. Llewellyn, OIL.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor
TIT O1nn 10
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acre facing Rock Creek Complete
ly charming. modern and cnoveni-
entity arranged; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
plus maids room and bath; close
II; $500 mo. Please phone Mrs.
Ss,mSSy' sNSSy' pEs $3.50, or Du. 1884
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

Costume Ton Tack pa-ei
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.ud' at laeleng 10 temptation.
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ctli amy Il eunent that Inc
Was poW, apat from Cod
When tempted by som We can
rise above d TN conscoasne
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The student began 10 under
stand that all the material pos
sessions he had been craving
could not bring enduring hap
Pincss. Feel pleasure is not
found in satisfying false appe-
iiies and the physical senses.
Real and lasting happiness rests
upon individual obedience 10
r God.
VIII ne Conco dance to TIE
Chrls4an Science textbook and
prose Wo'ks by Ms Eddy such
subjects Us honesty love. pa
tlcnce, fecdom trial temptation.
obedience Judge Judgment. were
studied Z was not long before an
unpleasant skin disease condition
began TO clear he stood straight
and pleasant expression was
manifested New friends were
made among Christian SCIENTISTS.
lie fc.cnrullod IN the Christian
Sctncc SUNDAY school Employ
ment was secured. and he cstab.
'',i''d himaeli as q respectable
citizen in his community
tEll may not handle as as il
uicd To handle this young man.
hut II may attempt 10 mike us
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
Groveiund
Case Defense
to Continue

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NH bc p-a re
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unanlmou, : n .ne ~
clsion on A. utt re
convictions $50 o. te..
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received III, ,ont,uo
ENpresSirS ta'h'"' ~
decision hut'it l.
NAACP ass start specs
sand that II "as d e'N.
hcanoe because f; equil'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
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up as friction aAl,~n. and
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01
Demands Briggs
Go. Fire Official

Detroit (LPA) = The United
Auto Workers wants the Briggs
Manufacturing Co. to fire its pres
ident, William Dean Robinson, and
any other officials involved in Civ
ing a 100000 scrap metal contract
to an ex-convict's son-in-law.
The demand was made on Board
chairman Walter o. Briggs, Sr.,
father-in-law of Robinson, by Emil
Macy, UAW secretary-treasurer,
and officers of Briggs local 212.
Their demand followed testimony
at a hearing before a Senate Crime
Investigating Committee at which
previously-secret testimony before
a 1916 grand jury investigating
labor rackets was made public.
Macy told the Senate probers
that officials Of Local 212 were
beaten by hoodlums shortly after
Carlo Renda, son-in-law of ex-con-
Wet Sam Perrone, got a 100000
scrap metal contract from Briggs.
Macy aalso demanded, aeancella-
tion of the Renda contract and ne
gotiation of a new agreement, and
a conference with Briggs "to dis
cuss future collective bargaining
relationships"
Attorney General Frank G.. Mill
ard said if local authorities do not
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01
Factory Workweek Shorter

Washington (LPA)-The factory
workweek dropped to an average
of 40.6 hours in mid-January, down
by nearly one hour from mid-Dec-
ember, the Bureau of Labor Stats
tics reports.
Normal seasonal slack and regu-
lar inventory shutdowns in some
industries accounted for part of the
drop, it said, but the reduction in
metals and metals products plants
was somewhat greater than the
usual December-January decline.
Average earnings of the nations
13 million factory workers dropped
by SO cents over the month, to
$62,97 They were still, however,
$6.6S higher than a year ago. Hour
ly pay rose slightly to an average
of Sl.55 in mid-January, just be-
fore the wage stabilization order.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01
Union Urges Cooks
To Gust Commies

San Francisco (LPA)-The indie
pendent Marine Firemen's Union
wants the Marine Cooks & Stew
ards to throw out its commie-dom-
mated leaders rather than yield to
organizing drives by the AFL and
CIO.
Both the Sailors Union of the
Pacific -AFL and the CIO National
Maritime Union are now urging
the MICS to join them. MICS form
erly belonged to the CIO, but was
expelled along with Harry Bridges
Longshoremen's Union for follow
ing the Communist party line.
An anti-communist faction in the
union appealed to Joe Curran,
NMU head, to take them under his
wing. Others urged joining forces
with the SUP. Now the Firemen's
union suggests MICS clean its own
house instead of moving.
Vincent Malone, president of the
Firemen, issued statement APP
proved by port agents meeting
here. 1t said that "the majority of
the membership of the Marine
Cooks q Stewards Union are loyal
Americans. While the present Com
munist-controlled leadership con-
tinues in power, unsatisfactory
bitching and beefing will continue,
and intelligent members are aware
of this fact"
The union said it would not re-
cognize jurisdictional picket lines
put up by the competing groups,
but it would honor picket lines in
case of strike. 1t also urged its
own members to pass the Coast
Guard (anti-communist) screening
test by July /, 1851.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01

War Labor Board and later World
War II director of economic stabil-
iZation.
There was an outside chance that
labor's campaign for fuller recogni-
tion in the mobilization effort
might end suddenly with an ac-
ceptable package settlement. But
two problems repeatedly under dis
cussion in Eric Johnston's office
might have to be resolved first.
One problem was the question of
a mechanism for handling labor
disputes in a defense emergency.
The other was the size of the area
to be left open for collective bar
gaining.
According to reports, labor want
ed as big a bargaining area as pos
sble under an acceptable stabiliza-
ton formula. And labor wanted
something resembling the old War
Labor Board to handle disputes.
Management is opposed to both
labor policies. Observers said man
agement opposed war labor
board, in the hope the union shop
can be barred in a number of big
industries, notably steel. In these
industries, labor has won union
shop elections but still must obtain
union shop contracts. If manage
ment holds out against the union
shop, 'labor's only weapon will be
the strike, which the public will
condemn in defense industries. But
board might well rule in labor's
favor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01
Bill Would Give
us All Profits
In Plant Seizures

Washington (LPA)-Rep. JOIN
p. Saylor OR, Penna.) wants any
profits to go to the government any
time the US has to seize a plant in
a labor dispute.
He offered such a bill Feb. IA
saying his bill might make rail
management, for example, more
willing to reach an agreement. I'm
der his bill the government also
would foot any loss incurred dur
ing federal operation, and would
forbid retroactive contracts.
Unions have often complained
that US seizure is a mockery, be-
cause a corporations profits go on
during such operation, and man.
agement can just sit back and re-
lax.
Meanwhile, the four operating
Railroad Brotherhoods announced
the carriers had turned down their
latest proposal for settling the dis
pute. Warning that "we cannot for
ever sit on the safety valve" the
union heads added: "We demon
strate our good faith by proposing
that the rules controversy be plac-
ed in the icebox during the present
emergency. All that the carriers,
with the cooperation Of the govern
ment, have offered US is seizures,
injunctions, contempt &C on S,
threats of dismissal, and military
coercion"