davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MATTRESSES

FOhM RUBBER. uTHleT lype, Sult-
1bed board. trund;e bed. wood base
springs. Practicability proved by
use in Pullman sleeping cars on
steel ste She shelf u !, LATEx FOAM ~ dssT PROD.
NEAT CASE. 8 IT.; good condition.
MEAT DISPLAY CASE. new. 8 IT,. de
cH' eaze' 4BBsssss Bs g. at less than cost can
MELODIAN, old, needs some repairs;
SIS. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. ~
MICROSCOPES, Bausch & Lomb,
medical. modern; must sell. Wo.
MICROSCOPE, Leitz. 3 obi. incl. oil
TENDLER'S PAWNBROKERS SALES
CO., 913 d st. NV, RE. 1922.
MICROSCOPES, E. Leitz: binocular.
l2x oculars, ( objectives: built-tn
mech; stage, ooe elaborate su6stsss.e s.
ssalpSso ssoni $685. Lx. SVS3 Ssse1P Pefiso' sSnai
MIMEOGRAPH. A. B. Dick. 77B. cleo
trio; also hand: best cond Today,
CO. 4625; week, 1112 14th st. NV.
MIRROR, full length, In beautiful
oval heavy mahogany frame, old;
$50. ia. 6492, GAIL 18th ST. NV.
MISC. BUILDER EQUIPMENT, con-
crete. vibrator, concrete grinder,
koma Park. Md. 81. 1897.
MOTORS, Deico, new: rated 70 h.p.,
develop Va h.p. overload switch,
AACs,SP; below factory price. ia.
MOTORS-1js go to 75 h.p.. Y h.p..
$50. Others proper. GICHNER,
25l4 NJ Elk. 352G
MOTORS. 1/10O to 100 h.p.: and re-
duction gear: 6-44O volts: rewound
exch. cARTY 1905 l4th NO os24.
MOVIE PROJECTORS
Cameras. films. screens. splicers. etc;
top brands; pay 8 to 1S months;
bargains: trade-ins; one-year guar
antee; guide free. Open Sat. from
9 am. to 6 pm, BRENNER. 933
Pa. ave. NV. Park free. RE. 2434.
NECKLACE, rhinestone bib and
matching earrings; exquisite for
evening wear; new cost SIS. sell
NEON SIGNS and theater-type mar
auee attraction signs, with change
Phons Pnhsa1s'asIyE Nix SYRAM VII sc'Sps %t So sest osT
OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. all kinds; wood. steel file capi.
nets, legal letter size; card files. all
sizes. wood, 40 cents per drawer:
Bank Of England chairs. typewriters
bookcases. tables, folding chairs. un-
Hn limited trss suant5itiss ds5iSs4g savings up to
Manhattan Office
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MlscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

LUMBER. plywood. new shipmt. reed;
ext. fir, 4SDx96D, S9.45 shit: also
other sizes and thicknesses. No cut
ting. Mon. Tues. Sat. 81; Wed:
Thurs. Fri, 90: Sun. 1l-5. THE
ave, NV. RE. 1924. ---26
LUMBER AND Every
thing from to e. RUCKER LUMs
BER l320 Wilson blvd IA 4-1234.
EQUIPMENT-Soda
fountain, complete with carbonator,
compressor, stools. grill, toaSter and
etc. Cali Ii. 4-2970.
MAG GayINES-Will sell all copies Life
Magazine from 1st issue to date for
best offer. Call MR.. RoLK, TU.
MANDARIN iiHSO1 RIM COAT. brown and gold
brocade, size 16. never worn. SIS.
Binoculars. SKIS, $40; brass lamp.
oriental design SIS; teakwood
lamp. Chinese design. SO. 1854
Ingleside Terrace NV. CO. 40SS.
MANDOLINS t2), one Martin. one
Epiphone; also Epiphone electric
guitar. Lo. 3-S161.
mAshss tain siss' ss5S sIss Palse'1cfsb as i4sb new
MATTRESS, Serta, practically new.
twin size; S22,50. AP. 1925.
MATTRESSES innerspring. dble.,
with matching coil spring; I twin
sized: best cond:; reas. DU: 4l56.
MATTRESSES--Alf types and sizes
new and used; from S495 PRANK
a. SON Ala Ard ST NV EX 1914
Evening star., 1951-08-26

STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE. Grand
Rapids picked mahogany. like new;
adjustable for any business: also
2 floor cases. National cash register,
other equipment. Call 1901 You st.
NV. corner Of 10Th and You st.,
II am. to 4 pm, Monday on.
STOVE, bucket-a-day; 30-gal. tank.
excel. for summer cottage and h.w.;
$40 or best offer, WO. 0446.
STOVE, gas. Detroit Jewel. 36",
very good eond. S15. ia. 1857.
STOVE. Wedgewood. 1-burner, gas:
good cond.; S25. XII. S-O967. -27
STOVE, gas, 4-burner. full size;
6Tand5new, used l wk., $50 cash.
sTovE. ss-inch westinrhous. elec !,
3,burner. deep well: oven; reason
sbls; washer also. WI. 04S2. --26
STUDIO COUCH-Perf. cond. with 8
back cushions. converts to 2 sgle.
beds. S25. ia. 9325.
SUIT-He-man, double breasted, A
long, cleaned and pressed. PRIEST
ley's non crush tan $50. 3 G's
winter weight. blue plaid (S125),
$50 and 3 Gs wiIiterweight, blue
tweed $40. Also top coat, Kuppen-
heimer brown herringbone, AZ long
SO. Overcoat, Kuppenheimer, Navy.
AZ long. SIS. WI. 2351.
SUITS, 4. mems, size 3S-4O; slacks
and overeoats; all excel. cond. Call
T. v. SET. Admiral. combination.
very good condition, $225, HO. 1850
after i pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sail

FURNIT.--Metal bed, compl. S.;
refrigerator; 9-cu. It., $55; oak din.
table and q cnairs, $40: buffet. $40;
dresses. 81 80. OK. 0969.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
TELEVISION
BELOW WHOLESALE
COST

Table models, consoles. combinations.
Current 1851 models in factory car
tons.
Our entire stock Of the most famous
nationally advertised brands CD Of
Iy are being offered at or below
better prices anywhere. Cash or
terms.
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
BLAIRS TV, 1922 wis. Ave. NV.
OR. 1900. Open Ewes. TIL 9.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MODER1
MAPKDOWN SALE

Six-piece Junior silver fox dinette.
S169. Five-piece knotty-pine d.
nette S109. Seven-piece solid cherry
suite. by Alliance, drop-leaf table.
chairs. china. credenzas, living room
sofa beds, $49-$9S. Lounge, occa-
sional chairs, platform rockers, desks,
floor and table lamps, tables, mir
rors, pictures. Large selection Of
bedroom suites, $129-S269. Holly
wood units, $57 UP. Box springs,
mattresses. rollaways, chests. dress
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MIscELLANEoUs EoR SALE

WATER CLOSET, one piece. low tank.
standard sanitary make, completes
With seat practically new. $50. on.
WATER COOLER. excellent condition;
cost 500; only S125. RA. goo.
install. JOHN e. e. WEBSTER 81 Tsh. since ~s
utSSII22 utSI2 6%7 s.; NV. ST 6100.
ysdEE s:sdi yrs HsAdER' ~ As Msrien noo 2o-sal
WATER HEATER, automatic; bottled
gas or can be converted: Ruud rust
proof monel metal. 15-saL. with
hhieh eoVery; recovery; excel. cond.; $50.
WATER HEATER. Pittsburgh. ,nstan-
ana saneoHs, S.s unlimited capacity, $50.
WATER HEATERS, SIS up; guar.
John g; Webster. USED APPLIANCE
wATERE HE2T2Rsss!. El2sG2 ss. it 1S Sc e sT $40. s
s1 sqsI BLOCKS. so5s N &. NV. NV.
woSD WORKING MACHINES, hand
Ssnded S d%Sss shop sscrcSsr nsM SrafE.sna EU s6aS sls
WELDER. electric. 200 amp; nearly
n6 new; cost Sls5; will sell for Sl25.
%HLDiERfo. o05i $50 AMPS, mounted ON
model A truck. Driven by 6-cyIinder
continental engine. Rockville 1907.
WHEEL CHAIR, bed table bed de rest
ssS sss4.0 other invalid equipment. ga en-.
WHEEL CHAIR. in excellent ao condi.
ton, SIS. NO 744S.
WINDOW SCREENS, used. Different
iull a sizes. In Al condition. Ii.
wikRG RECORDER. Majestic, with
transoceanic ali-wave radio. GE.
1904, from to 2.
WIRE RECORDER and phonosraph
ana and radio, $40; Al condition. Wo.
GE TELEvIsIoN. 12h-in., model s14,
plays ike new. SIS cash. soie IiVHS ietS
BESS6SIxS; BIESSSS & AAslulngtSnA; AuTg6S%nA;r,c w.s!99..,
PRACTICAL new; $19S.5O; terms.
COLONY RADIO, 6ll9 Georgia ave.
BARGAINs GALoRE-Roomine xS nous.
91eirg 1on9g gut Of business: Inspect 1916.
FkiGIDAIRE-Eess tina than 8 mos. old;
S1n stln mas guarantee; 10 Gu. It. qE.
MoviNG FLORIDA, sell winter roS coats;
%ater t qs qadistor Ss5a IA ssSis t5oaster hot
A FEW SD le H:P. Johnson motors,
WIENER APPLIANCE iSeii CENTER, H1Ss MAJ. MAJ
1888 Sss aDR. Ea FhS1s sED. flS@outb; tlssl; s1s,.
good run. cond.. new rings and in.
serts. sun. and Mon, 100 Abbey
TURNED VICTORIAN porch post. q
IL * iOnS; & unique ior lantern posts.
CEDAR HILL cEE&ETIERY, suitland
"a; s;e--Lot. 8 sites. 10. S-7544.
MISCELLANEOUS household goods.
with chair; size IL mouton lamb
iur coat, set Of Dickens, Sx1O limo.
leum rug; good condition; best OFFER,
Call 81. 1921. -2a
cond.; S65 or will trade. What have
SGq TiRfs e ostST' aSr riERyss IA s2Ss; + go.,s.
GiRIs ai new, s,iEyS,, RAi 4771;; oou,
mans; good cond.; $3.50 each.
can ia; 2-777S on Monday.
HOLLEIFLEX Autom.. F3.5 Tessar.
Excel. cond. Box 45S-L. Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
R0ARn

Sheet rock. 4x6. z. 8. 9. and 10 It
lengths: 5 cents per sa. It. ACl
WRECkING a. BUILDING MATE.
PLUMBERS SPECIAL. 65 misc. pipe
nttings elbows, unions, ETC.. new
PLUMBING MATERIAL, ample GUAM.
Titles OF copper, galvanized and cas-
iron, pipe and fittings, at less than
prevailing prices. Box l2o-L. Star
rs
PLYWoOD-Hardwood and ar; pieces
under square feet at half price
GRUVER MFG. co.
SO01 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase. Md
OF. kS1k
Evening star., 1951-08-26
FURNITURE

Beds, SIS to $40; dressers. So to SO;
chests, 81 so. each; modern liv. room
suite $50; child's desk. $3.50; easy
breakfast table, 81. SO; breakfast set.
SIS chairs, 81 each; icebox. S5; To-
#. awning. So. Other bargains. Open
Sundays and eyes,, till z. BELL
KINDS. sos 9th st. NV. DI. 976I.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
RECORDERS

1tGNNJ1t1IG1t0
Before you buy your Tape Recorder
get the FACTS from Sound Record
Ing Engineers! We supply equip. to
~ stations and Govt. Agencies. We
may help you in any price range.
Come in tomorrow. Rentals Sales.
THE CAMERA SHOP
71b Kennedy NV. RAJ 26O(
Evening star., 1951-08-26

TV Stations and Govt. Agencies. We
may help you in any price range.
Come IN tomorrow. Rentals-sales.
THE CAMERA SHOP
715 Kennedy NV. RA. 1900
RECORDS, Specializing in collector S
s6f saoP a4o5 s5 Ist PEses s. pT coMMisss4N no sSs
REC0RDS-orders taken for green
stock record sleeves: wholesale prices
:, G3pMHMISsIoN SHOP; No: 1868.
REFRIGERATION. ADMIRAL, IA Gu.
IT.. never used; came with new
RRFkfGRRyAr1ToSNE RafHsf yI TSE SoMPkkEAssSoRs aia kkA SGss
ia h.p. Duplex. Model FW 500 and
; large coils plus complete installa-
ton parts. years old, used only q
fey months q; year. Priced for quick
REFRIGERATiIoN coMggREssoRs-
Less than wholesale cost. cH. 43ss.
REFRIGERATOR, gas Servel, z GU.
f.; excellent condition; S100. GE.
REFRiGERAToR. General Electric, g
Gu. IT.. All porcelain. good condition:
REFRIGERATOR. eft. westinshouse,
with frozen food compsrtnsnt;
RHSTSERAFeEE FReE i4s SsSS W 6ssss
7.eubic foot. excel. condition; Ss6.
REFRIGERATOR, 30-cu. It,. 8 doors,
good cond.; bargain, $275. See at
RSSIS1v lsS 50; Wash, As, ST.; Falls Church:
nlsa sfssl make SsE aE 1893 g.
#. Like new, 500. 1888 Nicholson
REFRiGERATOR, 1850. 10 Gu. IT,,
with auto. defrost.; cost $3.50 .95,
sell 1928. Avail. Aug. 81. TE. S069.
REFRIGERATOR. oE, "A Gu. IT,:
REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator. d it..
and range. Hotpoint, 3-burner; good
condition: So each; ia. s-1522
REFRIGERATOR, ,EPt U5E5;s;c 1880 95 qE; in EXCEL
REFRIGERATION. servel, 7la Gu. IT,,
8 yrs. old, excel. cond.; best offer.
RfEfRRitG2EEERAToR. rrisidaire. = Gu. IT,.
perfect condition. Wo. 5000 after
REFRiGfEfRxSTTooiR, . Gu. IT. Kelvin
REFRISERAToR, fipR ERA 9a sS FriSsidair., runnin.
c:ond:, SCI; also vacuum cleaner, S5.
REFRIGERATOR, seryel, excellent
RFFsIGfRiAT6k, iSFpsisiYhi ATrS Ok keiSSStor fSSs ant
size, good. condition. S26. We will
, dsliyss1r.. s1..r. Lo; Loo 5-25OS:
REFRIGERATT0oiR. oE de luxe, like
new, S135. Call WI. 3161.
REFRIGERATOR, Servel, 6 Gu. it.,
good condition, SIS. Call SH. 567S,
n any rlgpInrs tine nS S9nday az =, :.
good cond.. $50: Schwinn bicycle,
% in. mans, S25. WO. 1919.
REFRIGERATOR
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Furniture. Unpainted

Spec. for ) days. Dinette set, sofia
maple. table and 4 chrs. to match: :
ready lor paint or stain; was $44 so
now now ~! @ 80. Also other types in
Thurs. Fri. 90; Sun, 1i-5,
The Implanted Shop
One of the largest selections OF un-
painted furniture in Washinston.
s26 New York ave. NV, RE. 1894
Evening star., 1951-08-26
SILVERWARE
NATIoFtLLY ADVERTISED
1847 ROGERS
md
COMMUNITY


52 Piece service for 8. Complete sets
with chest. All patterns in stock.
SPECIAL $50
DISCOUNT
Use Our Lay-Away Plan
Michael'S Jewelry Exch.
IoQ1 PENNA. AVE. NV. RE. 2949
ACROSS Pennsylvania Ave. From
Internal Revenue Bldg.
SINK, cabinet type, 65 inches, lino-
leum top, large basin, $25. WA. OS.2S
SINK, kitchen, 60-inch, double drain
board with steel cabinet base and
sarhase disposal S75. IA. 7-S060,
SINK, porcelain. with overall black
top. it.. 6 in, In good condition;
also comb. screen and storm door.
SINKS. new and used: all sizes. l5
inches to 66 inches; wall cabinets.
BLOCKS. 3056 M st. NV. NO
1909; 4610 BALTIC. ave-. WA. b60l
SINK UNITS
Factory Shipments, 4Oes Discount
54-in. sink, cabinet, fittings --- $50
66-in. double bowl - -- S139
Other sizes available. Also 40cs dis
count on base and wall cabinets.
DISPLAY ROOM, 203S Eye st. NV.
ST, 1920. --2S
Evening star., 1951-08-26

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE-Ddn-
can Phyfe table, 4 chairs, coffee
table, Emerson radio-victrola combi-
nation. desk yith plate-glass top and
CASH REGISTER, National, rings to-
5000. like new. 500 or reas.
offer 00S 9Th ST Sc
Evening star., 1951-08-26

PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
ailteed. Embodies features OF small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-biow
action lifetime durability Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany walnut. light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRcH
Evening star., 1951-08-26
REFRIGERATOR

Hotpoint de luxe, S-cu. IT,. excel
Conn. ave. NV, Apt. 612.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28

PIX. Operator. Typing. Shorthand help
ful. Catholic service. Write y. A., Post
Office Box 6S6 Columbus is, o.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Plumbing Heating

Plumbing and Heating
DANA B. BROWNING
1885 Oak st. FE.325s
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28

CATHOLIC MAN - o leader
age 80 TO so, with insurance
selling experience to do or
ganizational work. Large earn.
ings If qualified. Write Box
T. {. co Catholic Times, Box
636, Columbus 10.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-15
State CROP Drive
Nearing Goal

WITH HARVEST nearing an end,
the 1851 canvass by Christian Rural
Overseas Program officials for com
modify donations to be shipped
abroad to the needy, is swinging into
full force throughout Montana.
State CROP Director, Donald R.
Larson expressed the hope that the
states projected goal of 40 carloads
would be over subscribed by the
end of the campaign, and said every
indication pointed to that end.
CROP, a joint effort by Christian
people of the nation to help relieve
the suffering abroad, and in their
own way to be ambassadors Of
goodwill" to the rest Of the world,
is sponsored by the three major
church organizations Of the coun-
try-the Catholic Rural Life, Church
World Service and Lutheran World
Relief.
Donations from farmers and stock
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-15
State F. u. Meet
Oct. 31-Noy. 3

THE BOTH ANNUAL convention
of the Montana Farmers Union will
be held in the Civic Center, Great
Falls, Oct. 81 through Nov. 8. Theme
of the meeting. state officials an
nounce, will be Family Farmers
Organize For Equality"
State Farmer Union officials will
report on the years program, and
national officials scheduled to ap-
pear are James G. Patton, president
of the National Farmers Union; M.
w. Thatcher, general manager of the
Farmers Union Grain Terminal
Assn; E. A. Syftestad, general man
ager of the Farmers Union Central
Exchange; J. E. Wells Jr., general
manager of the Farmers Union Live
stock Assn, and G. E. Huff, comp
troller of the National Farmers Union
Service Corp.
Convention committees are as fol-
lows:
Bylaws and rules, Anna Dahl,
Dagmar, chairman; Noble Meisdalen,
Malta, and v. W. Williams, Barber.
Legislation and resolutions, Ben
Peden, Fairfield, chairman; Richard
Shipman, Brooks; John r. Devier,
Glendive; Jasper Dobbeleer, Glas-
gov. and I1ert Hellebust, Havre. Co
operatives, Dean Lapke, Madoc,
chairman; Ray Murray, Great Falls,
and Jean Heydon, Joplin Creden-
tials, George Siderius, Kalispell,
chairman; Mary Alice Goodwin,
Joliet; Ross N. Richards, Noxon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-15

men and other groups are being for
to central collecting depots
and then shipped to various parts
of the world where suffering has not
been alleviated by the return of
normal government. The foodstuffs
are distributed through various
church relief agencies Of the donors
choice. Some Montana commodities
already are on the high seas, bound
for India and Europe.
''Montanans are responding with
their usual generosity to the worthy
cause CROP represents" Larson
said. .They will long be remembered
in many parts of the world through
the gifts they are sending abroad.
Larson said interested farmers
may contact their county chairmen
or the state CROP office in Great
Falls, if they have not already be-
come acquainted with the program
and desire to participate this year.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-15

Wilson o. Railway Qeff). CROP
regional supervisor from Minneapolis.
and Harry Laubach examine wheat
coming from the combine during har-'
vest on the Laubach place near Dutton.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-15
| brought
The doctor on
my beck

Whenever think Of fhuf bliz-
zurd in which our boy wus born,
shUdder to fuce his sleeping on
the ground through unother
winter Of war.
The blizzard had piled snow so high
that old Doctor Haberny couldn't
make it from the highway to our
house. / ran out and frantically
fought through heavy drifts with the
doctor on my back.
The little boy born that night is
now in our growing defense army.
Last winter he slept in Korea's snow.
This winter who knows where?
That's why, I'm making defense
my battle, too s. by putting my crop
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

Dear Sir:
Every once in while your editorial writers get
under President Roosevelt and is still limpng along
under President Truman in spite of all the stupid
all worked up about the "hand state that began
people can do to prevent it.
The hand out state, as you people describe it, is
condition under which hungry people fed (just
as hungry hogs are fed) and sick people tended
Gust as sick dogs tended) and people who are
too old to work given pension and permitted to
rest after their labors (jus tired plow horse
permitted to eat free grass).
This is very bad indeed becaue it is giving people
something for nothing and weakening their moral
fiber and destroying their character.
And Richard Gosser, who helped those who created
this onsrosity of giving people decent wages decent
security and decent protection in exchange for merely
creating the goods that the country constantly
reviled in your paper for all this
/ can your point. The proper way for
to acquire the decent things in life is the hard way
the way Paul Block Junior fught tooth nail and
worked like dog, to become wealthy This is what
made his character strong and moral fiber
asailable.
Yours truly
Daniel Lane
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
Yours truly,
Maxine Comfort 12
1882 Georgetown Ave. Toledo Is, O..

Dear SIR si'd
told some of the people know who work in
the plant that going to write a letter to the
editor like they said they were doing and that you
wouldn't print it. One of them said, why don't you
pin five dollar bill to it?"
But maybe you will print this without my hav-
ing to pay you five dollars to get the truth into
your paper for just once. I@f i
For while back there, when you were trying
to stir things up and make everyone think Dick
Gosser was hurting Toledo and the working peo-
ple and there few strikes going on for the
area pension plan, you ran "box score' in your
paper about the man days lost in UAW-CIO strikes
don't see it anymore but have good idea
for another box score for you if you want one that
will get lot of attention. Get each employer who
is now giving funded pension to give you the fl
cures on how many people are covered by 500 for
pensions under the UAW-CIO program that Gosser
put into effect in Toledo.
Maybe you could work out how many will re-
tire with pensions each year. Maybe you could fl
cure how many people would retire and get dec
ent income after spending their lives in the fac
tories, working.
This you could put under some such headlines
as ''man days saved" something like that, and
see if maybe what Gosser has done in this
munity doesn't look pretty big and important to
you after you see it in print in your paper.
49, Yours truly, ~. eM
tt -5' ,s4.s Mary SeQuin
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

Dear Sir: sta d1aastnl. ,=H %*H ~
IS / bet if wrote you a long letter telling you
a>follower of Harold Billheimer of Toledo Scale
and thought Richard Gosser was monster
something you would print this letter right the
front page. n
But because am going to tell you that think
it is people like this Bilheimer who hurt the City
and hurt the workers bet you don't even print
this letter at ALL
What want to say is that just happen to
know that the dollar have left at the end
of the week sometimes is there because Dick Cos
ser did fine negotiating for union people,
Before that at the end of week / was lucky if
was only dollar in the hole. $3.50
/ don't know what Billhemer thinks he's done
for anybody So far all he has had time to get for
his own shop is cents an hour and that won't
even buy Sunday chicken these days. But Dick
Gosser has got raises from 10 cents to 26 cents for
people in the past few weeks. So sick and
tired of this sided business of trying to make
hero out of Billheimer who hasn't done anything
but call Dick Gosser names and trying to make
some kind of bum out of Dick Gosser who hasn't
stopped getting things for union people since he
started in the union years ago.
S., asa Yours truly,
Derele Coll
s,,.t 2645 1O9th ST.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

Sir. NV f31tta eta }g
In this country there is Constitution and it is the
guarantee of freedom for the people. That is what
makes America great sia .'ft .ls,f tt
One of the things you like about tis the guaran-
tee Of Freedom of the Press. - t I,
One of the things like about it is that man.
in this country is considered innocent of any wrong
doing until he is formally tried in court and found
guilty on good evidence by jury of his peers And
TO convict him of anything, the has to come
forward and make the charge against him out in the
open and submit to questioning about it under OATH
But II you want somebody to defend you under the
Constitution, you have to be willing to abide by it
yourself "a.
III the Toledo Blade wants to keep its precious
Freedom of the Press, which it a freedom to
smear it might remember that it is violating the
Constitution itself when it keeps smearng Mr. Gosser
What has Mr.. Gosser been found guilty of in a
court of law? Nothing
But the Toledo Blade keeps finding him guilty of
all sorts of crimes day after day. And it is pretty
sickening thing to watch newspaper kick the Con-
stitution around like that when the newspaper is
manding protection for itself under the Consti-
tuition.
80 Yours truly,
Albert Chandler, Jr,
i.3s Il ~ ltt 1901 w. Bancroft st.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

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. n We, the membership Of Butcher & Hart Unit of
Local IL, UAW-CIO, would like you to publish this
statement in the Letters to the Editor" column Of
your paper representing unanimous position:
M We opposed to the sO-called Union Equity
League" and the union obstructing tactics it to
further its Hate-Gosser campaign. }s..
Our shop has won more than 81 cents in benefits
through the negotatins of Mr. Gosser and the inter-
national staff while at Toledo Scale, with ten times
many employees only cents has been the
membership by the leader of this Union Equity
League.
1t is obvious to that the Billheimer group is
to busy performing the anti-unon work of the
ployers (fOr whom you notorious spokesman
to service the union membership he is supposed to
represent.
We whoeheartedly support international
union, its program and its policies and especially
voice support for international Vice President
Richard I. Gosser, who has done much for and
for our union and been so brutally misused by the
press.
Signed:
John Bonkowski, Chairman