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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
karas eina savo ke|iu...

Prezidentas Trumanas, atsta-
tydamas gen. MacArthura, pa
|reiske, kad jis sieke ne isples-
ii kara, bet, kick galima, grei-
ciau uzbaigti. Buvo optimistu,
rie1tikejosi, kad, pasalinus
MacArthura, tuojau bus galima
susitarti Korejoje del paliaubu
ir net laukiamoji kim ofenzy-
va nebeivyks, o vietoj to girls
taika. Ir tikrai, Siaures Korejos
komunistine valdzia pasiule pa
liaubas tycia ta pacia valanda,
kada MacArthuras atsisveikino
SUI Japonija. Bet tas per radija
|paskelbtas pasiulymas buvo
toks nerimtas, toks propaganda
mis-, kad ir optimistai juo nela-
bal teapsidziauge, nors ir pra-
dejo rengtis galimoms derry
boms.
Taciau 'vietoj derybu praside-
jo kinu ofenzyva. Spejama, kad
apie 100000 kinu kariuomenes,
is ju 100000 paciose primrose
linijose,. pajudejo j pietus ir
pavojingai prasilauze.
Tiesa, kinai tue tarpu mazai
tepasirode mechanizuotomis je-
gomis, dar maziau aviacija.
Svarbiausios ju jegos - masses
raiteliu, jojanciu mazais mon
goliskais arkliukais. Bet yra
zenklu, kad gall pasirodyti ir
stipresne aviacija.
Pirmasis kinu puolimas tue
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Itarpu sulaikytas. Jungtiniu Tau
tu kariuomene atsitrauke ke-
liolika myliu, vietomis net apie
7 mylias zemiau 3S PARALLELS, ir
uzeme parengtas ginimosi po-
zicijas. Prasilauzimo sudaryta
spraga uzlope ir kinu verzimasi
[sulaike. Kinu zusta nepaprastai
daug = tik per viena diena
skaiciuojama, kad ju zuvo apie
$1,000. Bet paskutiniu momentu
kinai pradejo verztis vakarine-
je fronto dalyje,. kaip tik Sc
ulo link. Radio pranesimai
skelbia, kad Jungt. Tautu ka-
riuomenes vadovybe pasitiki,
jog puolimas bus sulaikytas ir
atmustas, bet Korejos civiliniai
|gyventojai toxic didelio pasiti-
kejimo neturi.
Tuo tarpu Amerikoje tebe-
|vyksta diskusijos apie tai, kaip
lgi istikruju reiketu elgtis Ko-
rejoje. MacArthuro kalba kong
rese padare dideli ispudi, nors
ills ir nebepasake nieko nauja,
|tik isdeste jau zinoma savo pa
ziura: bombarduoti bazes Man.
dzurijoje, uzblokuoti Kinija,
leisti Ciankaisekui atnaujinti
kova, is Formozos issikeliant j
zemyna.
Ateinancia savaite specialus
komitetas prades siuo klausimu
officially tyrinejima. Cia MacAr-
thuras lures progos jau doku-
mentais paremti savo pareiski-
mus, anot kuriq, jo nusistaty-
ma RENE visas kariuomenes
stabas. Bus aiskinama, kas bu-
vo 10 kabeta pasimatyme SUI
Trumanu pereita rudeni, bus is
|klausytos nuomones is vienos ir
kitos puses ir tue remnants bus
svarstoma, Kaip gi toliau nu-
sistatyti.
Didziausiu abejojimu sukelia
MacArthuro nuomone - spell
mas, kad karo prapletimas uz
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
Lietuviai nebeturi
duonos savo kraste!

Jeruzale (LAIC) - Kovo "a
d. Alma Alta radio stotis ru-
su kalba pasigyre apie kolchozQ
stambinima Kazachstane ir Kir-
gizijoje ir apie naujakurius dy-
kumose. Pranesimas skelbia:
"Nauja tevyne musu zenleje
sekmingai kuria is Lietuvos ir
Latvijos tarybiniu respubliku
atvyke kolchozininkai, kurie sa.
vo krastuose negaleje surasti
nei darbo nei duonos.
Apie 100000 atvykusiu is
Lietuvos ir Latvijos darbininku
cia kuria sau laiminga ateiti.
zemes cia netruksta. Tuks-
tanciai hektaru derlingos zemes
ilgus metus lauke zmoniu, kurie
ta zeme idirbtu ir semtQsi is
jos duonos sau ir valstybei.
Sios stepes per simtmecius
lauke gyventoju. Sios stepes dar
nepazino naujosios zemdirbys-
tes kulturos ir technikos.
Dabar naujieji tu dideliu der.
lingu plotu valdytojai- - Bal.
|tijos sovietiniu respublikQ dar.
bininkai = apgyvendina stepes
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Korejos ribu neitrauks j kara
Rusijos. Jam yra primenama
kad pirma karta perzengiant
per 38 paralele, jis irgi name,
jog kinai neisikis, bet tai buvo
klaida. Dabar jis., nurodo, kad
anuo metu nei valstybes depar-
tamentas, nei karine zvalgyba
jam nebuvo patiekusi jokiu
duomenu, jog kinai yra pasi-
renge isikisti. Tarp ko kita Mac
Arthuras sake, jog jo pasiuly-
mai klaidingai yra vadinami
karo ispletimu: tai esas tik pla-
mas kara uzbaigti greiciau lai-
mejimu. Jis savo kalboje pa
breze, kad pergale yra toks da-
lykas, kurio negali nieku kitu
pakeisti. "UEglostymas' (appea-
sement), pabreze jis, veda tik
j didesni kara, bet klausimas,
ka darytu rusai, pradejus di-
desniu mastu kariauti su XII
nais, lieka neatsakytas.
Taciau Trumano iliuzijos, kad
susilaikymu galima pasiekti
taikos, jau dabar, prasidejus
kinu ofenzyvai, irgi tapo gero-
kai apgriautos. Ir Wis labiau at
rodo, kad, nori ar nenori, su
MacArthuru ar be jo, visdelto
gall TEXT daryti ia, ka MacAr-
thuras siule.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
Sukarne laikrodi

sio sestadienio nakti, FRA va
landa po vidurnakcio, visose
Americas vietose, kur prakti-
kuojama <vasara laikytis "die-
nos sviesos taupymo laiko",
laikrodziai pavaromi / valanda
pirmyn: Taigi, ateinanti sekma-
dieni visi susirinkimai, paren-
gfmai, pamaldos ir kita praktis-
kai ivyks l valanda anksciau
laikrodzio nepavariusieji gall
paveluoti. Pirmadieni darbas vi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Naujakuriai jauciasi gerai sa-
vo naujojoje tevyneje.'
Berlynas (LAIC) - Vilniaus
radiofono ziniomis, nuo kovo 20
dienos Kaune atidaryta stall
no statybu paroda''.
Paroda irengta centrineje
LTSR bibliotekoje ir vaizduoja
Turkmenijos, Volgos ir Krymo
kanalu ir hidroelektriniu stociu
|statyba, bel Lietuvos respubli-
kos talka toms statyboms.
Vilniaus radijas tiktai pakar-
TOTO Maskvos propagate radio
santrauka, kur teigiama, buk
Lietuvos pramone, kolukieciai ir
darbininkai eina talkon Stalino
statyboms. Savanoriu brigados
plaukia Volgostroju, kolukie-
ciai pristato j valstybinius SAN
|delius virsnorminius grudus, O
pramones darbininkai uzsidejo
|Stalino stroiku vachtos (sargy-
bos) prievole - gaminti augs-
ciau normos.
Esa, Stalino statybos paroda
gausiai lankoma darbininku ir
kolukieciQ is visu miestu ir ra-
jonq.
Stockholm (LAIC) = Viii
niaus ir Rygos radijofonai gil
riasi, kad "Dosarm" respubliki-
Mai radio klausytoju kluhai
Lietuvoje ir Latvijoje pradejo
radistu apmokyma. Tie radis-
tai vadovausia radio kontroles
tinklams ir busia rajoniniu ra-
dijo klubu patarejais bel radio
techniku brigadu nariais.
Tenka prisiminti, kad DOS
arm" yra kariuomenes organu
globojama organizacija, jai pri-
klauso tik patikimi komjaunuo-
liai ir kiti aktyvistai. Visas
tikslas, aisku, isplesti snipu
tinkla ir pakirsti kelius klausy-
tbs Americas Balso,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

'uz akinius, jei kan ju prirei-
kia, ar tik puse), bet svarbiau-
sias dalykas yra islaidos kari
MANS pasirengimams: atsista-
tydinusieji yra priesingi tu is
laidu didinimui.
Neseniai is vyriausybes pasi-
trauke ir mire Bevinas, serga
Cripsas -. Vyriausybes jegos
silpneja ir yra abejojama, ar
vyriausybe ilgai beatlaikys.
Bevanas pats pretenduoja is
kopti partijos vadovybe ir mi
nisterio pirmininko vieta, bet
manoma, kad, jei dabar butq
rinkimai, greiciau juos laimetu
konservatdriai ir dar karta
gritty Churchilis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

!.
sur prasides jau vasaros laiku.
Reikia atkreipti demesi, kad ne
visose Americas vietose laik-
rodis >pavaromas. Be to, laikro-
dis pasilieka nepajudintas ge-
lezinkeliuose. Todel ten, kur
laikrodis pavaromas, jei kas no.
ri patekti j traukini, iseinanti
|pagal tvarkarasti 8 val, turi at
mint, kad vasaros laiku tai bus
9 val, o ne Z, kaip daugelis SUI
|klysta ir del to j stoti nuvyksta
net dvi valandas peranksti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
KAIP ATRODO
ATOMINE BOMBA

Look zurnalas paskelbe apra-
symus, kaip atrodo atomine
bomba. Prize aprasymu prideti
paveikslai ir briezinidi, kurie
|esa skelbiami su atitinkamu is
|taigq sutikimu, nors tos istai-
|gos nevisai ta patvirtina.
Kita savaite ir Dirvos skai-
Itytojai gales matyti, kaip toji
bomba atrodanti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
Braska Anglijos
vyriausybe

Is Anglijos vyriausybes pasi-
trauke du zymus jos sulai: Be-
vanas, darbo minister's, ir Will
sonas, prekybos minister's. Ma
noma, kad netrukus gall pasi-
traukti karo minister's Stra-
chey ir tiekimo minister's
Straussas. Visi jie yra kairiojo
socialism, sparno partijos atsto-
val. Formaliai nuomoniu skir-
tumas yra del ivairiq socialiniu
priemoniq (pvz. ar sacialinis
draudimas turf yiska apmoketi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Generolas Ridgeway MacArhuro pedn Tomuose Rytuose
sveknas Vasybes Departamento paareu John Foster
Dulles kuris nuskubeo apona takos sutares rekalas Js
sueo dar Japonoj pasmtyt MacArhuru bet del bogo
pavelavo tepasikaejo M rada presngoms
ms skrendancq ktuvu Japona buvo susipne kap bus
taikos suarm astacius MacArthura bet e buvo nuran
kad rkaIu niekas nepaseite Dulles nususas
tolau rlpntis gautiniu takos sutarties prrengimu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30

t.r fagt that the p0n; Is. H-
ducuon may ne and usually u.s.
far removed from the place ri
consumption. coHplcates cra-
tra5 or foods considerably. dr.
LaneIor5 said But tne .act that
foods are under the various state,
federal and local controls does
give cous.d eyable protection
JIe then explained that The la-
cal health department Is partlcu-
larry concerned with the contain
nation introduced during local
Storage, preparation or display.
With Spouage and other factors
81 faulty and excessive handling
which may render the food unfit
for human consumption he SAID
tnes. were also interested ara ~
vestaatJue any outbreaks 81 tooa
nag> ming which might cone ~
-ht and doing their best ~ ea-
tr. q. conditions contributors ~
-.em
The county health director then
~a.a mat Il was almost impossible
to set complete figures on tGe
amount Of illness caused by per
SONS who handle food but lF oca>
considerable. He said that even
casual observation VIII show d
genera. lack OF appreciation Of
reasonable sanitary safeguards on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30

mIs. HarNey'S report included,
o summary Of the various WAYS
IN which the current officers enc
members Of the Auxiliary in Kew
West have contributes t9 the
organization. Among tae impor-
tanf Items enumerated we're the
conductlon Of poppy sales. OBJ
seTvaton Of Armed Forces Dav
by co-sponsor51e 81 appropriate
parade float which pon 5lrst
prize. observance ot Memorial
Day. cooperation p,.le Cold
Star Mothers, visits t. families af
deceased veterans. entertainment
for hospItalized veterans. sron-
soring five girls to GuI State.
and general help 20 veterans and
non-Veterana.
Mrs Harvey also emphasized
That the local auxiliary had 6ore
shcir best to combat the auto
cracy Of both the classes and the
MASSES by recognizing minority
opinions and lending aid to .r-
dividuals
We have Saiegualdea aua
transmitted TO postcutg tn g
principles Oh justice. freedom.
loyalty and democracy 5v our
lndoctrlnatlon Of nee members
so these PRINCIPLES. Mis- Harvey
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30
Key " est Inspires
Nostalgia Verse

Sometimes Key West inspires
visitor 10 verse. And here IS one
that comes from NJ. 3. c. Vallejo,
California which is entitled. Most
algia":
At the southernmost tap of these
good United States
There's a tropical Eden near
Cuba
There the fishing IS fine and the
weather divine,
And the Thumba is not on the
tuba.
The Latin American relations
are at their best,
And for all year roand super
vacations.
Tourists say, Make il Key
West"
The people greet you warmly,
an ever welcome hand.
From Carbonell 10 Dillon and
has high school band.
Sun sets are far beyond com
pare-with Egypt I've been
told
There's nothing lacking ia the
scheme.
There's mauve outlined with
gold
Youu find ana artists mecca,
famous authors by the score.
Stunning bathing, playing, OF
walking the oceans floor
When ole man trouble comes
your way and leaves YOU
with the blues
Resign yourself Bud. cause
you've only got q case Of sand
IN your shoes.
You want to get back 80 Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30
CGnGStG Bridge
Features Prizes

Mrs. J, W. Lenney will be in
charge Of the arrangements for
The bridge luncheon to be held by
the Officers Wives Club at noon
Friday al the Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Hostesscs for the luncheon win
be the Naval Air Station Wives,
and Mrs. II II. Skidmore and
Mrs. A. II. Diem viii assist Mrs.
Lenney.
Bridge and canasta win be play
ed during the afternoon and priz-
es viii be given for both games,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . aa

The Fort Taylor Officers Club
viii reopen on Tuesday The pop
ular Navy Club has been closed
for several weeks for repairs and
renovating.
Mrs. Gladys TrombIy has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and
MS. J. E. Doherty al Gas Olivia
Street. for the past few days She
returned today to Chicago TO her
position there with the Essanjay
Film Company.
DR.. and Mars. William Phelan
left this morning 10 drive back
to their home in Jacksonville after
visit with Dr. Phelan's sister,
Mrs. Eugene Vecchjone q 1903
Whitehead Streej. Their daughter,
Patricia, and their sons. Williari
and Michael were with them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30
Larry Leo Huben
Stricken With
Polio Thursday

-Four year old Larry Leo Huben
was stricken with polio last Thurs
day at his home in Milwaukee.
Wisconsin.
The son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Huben, the child is the
grandson Of Mrs. Ella L. Warren
Of 4l2 Elizabeth Street and the
late Leo H. Warren.
Little Larry was visiting al his
grandmotheT's home here only a
few weeks ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30
Coming EUeHts

SATURDAY. JULY %
Candy and Cake Sale AuN'h-
ary V. =. w, Post 30li. $50 p.
m. Palace Theatre
MONDAY. JULY 3d.
Swimming Class, Officers
Wives. 3:30-4.30 pm, Sea
plane Base Officers Pool
Meeting. Mariner Scout Snip
No. 8 Flying Cloud, " 2 PM
Sea Scout Headquarters
TUESDAY, JUN 81
Meeting. United Council o..
Church Women, II a. m Con
gregstlonal Church.
Dinner Meeting. KIwanis Club,
6:45 pan, South Beach Patio
Restaurant
Bridge, Officers Wives Club, G
pm, Fort Taylor Officers
Club
Bowling. Navy Wives. 8 am.
Naval Station Bowling Al
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST j.
Meeting. Key West Outboard
Club. $50 pm. Home Of
Mrs. Bob Reid. 423 SImonion
Street
Meeting. I4a Conc ha Navy
Wives Cluh. No So 1890 am
Building l78. Naval Station.
Bowling, Officers Wives Club
1870 pm Naval Station
Bowling Alleys
Meeting, Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, 9 pm. Clubhouse
Meeting. Da6e Lodge No. II, 8
pm. Scottish Rite Temple
Coffee Hour. Subron Fou I
Wives 10 am, Fort Tayio.
Officers Club
Duplicate Bridge Club. 145
pm. Coral Room, Overseas
Hotel.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2
Swimming Glasses, Officers
Wives Cl.b. 80 10 $50 pm.
Seaplane Base Pool.
Meeting. Lower Keys Fropest>
Owners Association, 8 pm
Cudioe Key
Meeting. Sewing Group. @o'.
roe County Hospital Woman
Auxiliary = PM Monroe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30

4)t L1u-1or3 ALSO pointed aat
lho upar.ance of washing, san.-
tIl1c and storing utensils and
equipment. He SAID that 81 was
highly important that the SAM
tayE condition Of the premises all
50 be maintained, including sen
ara' arrangement and apkeep &c.
f0aeratlon. light and ventilation
teilet and handWashnE facilities.
Housekeeping practices. and tho
disposal If garbage and refuse
The Widc variety Of foods
available to the public today. plus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30
4ppIy TO We'd

The following persons applied to
wed in the offices of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord
Robert Duane Merritt, 20, 1882
Zoniak Street, New Orleans. and
Beatrice Joan Hambleton, 10, 81
2404 Fogarty Avenue.
Albert Milo AlbuTH, - Of 427
Catherine Street ard Marjorie
Joyce Fields, IS. of 1906 Ponci-
ana Place
Robert A WinanS. Al. OF the
Naval Base ard Laurel NJ Wea-
Yer. rs. Of the & ata Maria Motel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30

Don't keep your soaps and Ger
eals on the same shelf; the strong
odor Of the soap may affect the
flavor OF the cereal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30

the pagi ot tne average food hand
.er
je pointed oUt that relatively
Htt.e training or experience is or
arag-.v required of person wish
ms a. secure Employment as q
waitress waiter oT olshwaSher
Plumbers, beaUtjcIans. m0rtic-
ians for example are required to
uaVe g. license obtained only after
eXaw1o slIon following Waning
and sturdy DR. Langford said.
aut there as no such requirement
IL l.0G EanaIers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-30

There are 81 Jewish chapIains
on active duty In the armed for
ces the world over.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
Run-On Set
At TiIIofSon

A run-off election for the post
of vice chairman is required at
the Tillotson unit of Local IL,
UAW-C -CIO, as a result of three
man race in which no one won
a clear majority.
Derele Collins was Ell e tie q
chairman, defeating the incum-
bent, Jay Jeziorski.
Robert Kries led the ballot
ing for vice chairman with SO
votes, with John Russell second
with II. A run-off between these
two candidates will be held
within week. Lucille Roberts
picked up 36 votes, and is out
of the race. y
John Donahue was reelected
sergeant-at-arms, and three in
combents won their bid for re-
election to the committee. They
are GenevieVe Turski, Mary Sc
guin and Walter Rybka.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09

for / have a consolation with
in that no earthly effort can
deprive me of, and that is that
neither ambition nor interest
ed motive influenced by con-
duct. The arrows of malevo-
lence, therefore, owever
barbed and well pointed,
never can reach the most vul-
nerable part of me; though,
whilst / am up as mark,
they will continually be aim
ed"
Even a man of Washington S
tremendous dignity and patience
must give voice to the agoniz-
ing anguish of the heartache his
detractors caused. Just before
he left public life he said:
"I never dreamed that ]
should be accused of being
the enemy of this nation, that
every act of my administrt-
ton would be tortured, and
the grossest and most insidi-
Gus Misrepresentation of them
be made as could scarcely be
applied to a Negro or COM
mon pickpocket."
/ sincerely hope that news
papers of today can be saved
from themselves as they were
by Washington's magnificent
tolerance. / have genuine fear
that if freedom of the press is
lost it will be thru the intemper-
ance of the press itself. This is
particularly true when news
monopoly bases its policies on
personal hatreds and tries to
hold its power by striking fear
into the hearts of private citi-
Zens and public officials.
There is no doubt about it.
TOLEDO'S GREATEST NEED
is A COMPETITIVE DAILY
NEWSPAPER.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
Reuther Leads
Continued from Page ]

COnt1nueu ITOh rage
sands of other industrial work
|ers, in and out of UAW-ClO,
don't have this protection, and
fevery penny added to the price
fof goods is a penny pay cut Tor
them.
Even more basic is the clear
|cut intent of the big business
|spokesmen in the Wage Stabili-
|zation saddle to. throw the eco
nomic load on the little people
the tax load, the price load, the
sacrifice load.
1t was to protest and to dra-
Matte this trend that the labor
members walked out of the mo-
bilization picture in Washington.
A maintained level of earn
ings is, of course, utterly neces-
sary to a wholesome national
|economy-to avoid business col
lapse and depression. This is the
overall objective of the battle.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
rs. Strikes
Won Gains
|In Region a

A total of Is strikes were sue
.cessfully conducted during the
year 1850, according to Director
Pat Greathouse, by local unions
of Region A UAW-CIO.
The full support of the Inter
national Union with moral, ply
sical and financial help assisted
Region A in waging the econ
omic battles and hammering out
impressive wage increase, pen
sion and insurance settlements,
as well as contract improve
mentS.
The latest strike to be con-
cluded, w h C h was started in
1850, is the 4O-member Ameri-
can Perforator unit in Chicago
which went on strike for its
first contract.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09

ployed IL years; Il. L.. De
Nune, 80, with 10 years sem
|iority, and James Milne, 70,
who had been employed by the
company since 1908.
James Clancy, rs, and Joseph
Green, IS, both worked their
last day at Tillotson on Febru-
ary' %. AS they left their jobs
for the last time they were hand
ed their UAW-CIO pension
checks, the first of the monthly
checks they will be receiving
from now on.
Edward Keifer, 50, Elsie Nor
ford, So, and Frank Woodward,
II, were all on leave when
March / rolled around; but they
retired and received their first
monthly check right on sched-
ule.
A contrast between the UAW-
CIO pension negotiated with the
help of the international and
others in the area in which man.
agement was able to put over its
ideas of worker contribution and
company control can be seen in
the facts that three of these
eight retiring workers got pen
sions although they had OF a
seniority of ten years or less.
Clancy had worked at Tillot-
son only 6 years and / month.
And the 8O-year-old DeNune,
whose records failed to show his
actual accumulated time, was
able to retire although his SEN
iority only gave him ten years
with the E. w. Bliss company.
All these pensions are fully
financed by the company
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09

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Maybe it's even worse in To-
ledo - but food prices are bad
enough in Columbus, according
to an interim report of the Ohio
Department of Industrial Rela-
tions. The departments figures
will be incorporated in the Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics cost
of-living figures on which UAW-
CIO escalator clauses are based.
Pork chops dropped 6 per
cent between June Is, 1850, be-
fore Korea; and February Is,
1851, after price controls. Every
other meat item checked showed
a rise, including:
Round steak, up 7.3 per cent;
rib roast, up 15.4 per cent;
chuck roast, up 15.7 per cent;
hamburger, up 1913 per cent;
veal outlets, up 16.5 per cent;
sliced bacon, up "A per cent;
whole ham, up 9.4 per cent;
salt pork, up Is per cent; leg
of lamb, up 8.2 per cent; fryers,
up 28 per cent, and pink sal
mon, up SIS per cent.
And if the people started to
eat sawdust, the price of that
would go up. too.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
UAW-CIO
Pension
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Among the most recent members of UAW-CIO in To-
ledo to retire pension five from Tloson and four
from E. w. Bliss.
Among the Bliss employees retiring Simon Boes, 81,
of work the factory; Robert Jake 10