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RAMBLER LIST!

ALMOST ANY TYPE OR KIND you
can think of will be made available
for. your inspection by. calling the
A.l SEMIRAMBLER! Consisting Of
niceiy Srms eauip Da'R Rit a''afc al foT % snos5S @
$1,000 down; can be bought COM
CB, HALF ACRE! Given with this
nice 2-bedrm; rambler at the low
Ccp gree caLiFoRNfA a iRo5iaSHi RAMBLER. All
white and pretty as picture; Q
twin-size bedrms., bath, attrac. liv.
rm., separate din. rm. and equip.
cit; cit; a ndce N. Arl. location; all for
tpJ COOL AND COMFORTABLE. q
sSsded Sssd@d os. Samee6 se6 IT, deep ssnans
s1p taf bath t sfS1aTsde Ssa1d y r and dream Issd9
(E) COLORFUL RAMBLER! That is
sparkling new and ready for its new
owner: 3 bedrms.. tiled bath, very
F.5 GI RAMBIERsAAil ffs. All brick; out.
standing N. Arl. location; bedrms..
tiled bath very lge. liy; rm:, mod.
gin. gin i'm Tm, and equip: Kit; $i4,95o.
lfsa AMBIiNG hsaE g gUNdzLo@ fSalffd SssfFans fn
arranged rms. on the 1st A., plus
tiled bath, rear porch, there Is q full
bsmt. with outside entrance and
huge expansion attic; excel. brick
constructions; only -S15,950.
CHI REMODELED RANiBLERi The
owner OF. this house is builder and
he has done an outstanding. Job: )
tfamily-sized din. rm;,. lge. equip.
kit. full bsmt;: beautiful grounds;
10 Just one attrac. 3-bedrm. ram
bier, with full .bsmt.; lge. attrac.
ny: rm: with frepl.. dream kit. mod.
$50.
Gl Near Wash. blvd: most attrac.
all-brick rambler. with full bsmt, in
this extremely desirable N. Arl. lo-
cation; 3 twin-sized ..bedrms.. tiled
bath, family-sized liv. rm. with
firepl.a din. Il" and equip. kit;
We have many other ramblers up to
interested in. call for appt.
Arlington Realty Co.
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SOMERSET
100 nOR2ET AV'

SOMERSET
302 DORSET AVE.
A charming rambler on a large tree
shaded lot in this community of fine
homes and gardens and accessible to
schools, churches and country clubs.
A large liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., completely equipped kitchen,
3 bedrms. and baths on main
floor; a full bsmt. has a paneled
recr. rm. and powder rm.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
TILL DARK
DAILY, TILL DARK
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. to Dor
set ave. and left to house, For in
formation and appt. at other times
please call Mr.. Reed.
INEZf CUSHARD. REALTOR
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
S22500

Beautiful custom built brick
rambler with 3 bedrms. The lot
is 120x120 and is surrounded
by large trees. The living room
has q fireplace and picture
window. A separate dining
room, modern kitchen, and
bath complete the main floor.
There is a full basement with
bath and outside entrance. A
garage adioins the house,
Within two blocks of the Alta
Vista Elementary School and
one block of the Mt. st. Ursu-
line Elementary School on q
quiet street. Call Mr.. Denston
evenings. WO. 6944. with
SHANNON & LUCHS c.
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PARKWOOD

ROCK CREEK FOREST
S21,500 to $4,000. Not Regulation
x. Six and 2 room ramblers with
halls and f1repl., lge. recreation
space. z bath in bsmt. DI. 1915
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC
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NEW RAMBLERS

OPEN AFTER IL AM.
st. Burnadette's Parish; S1S,250-
S19,75O; bedrms., lge. comb: liv.-
din. rm.; full. dry bsmt.: picture
windows. Trades considered. Di-
rections: Out Georgia ave. to Coles
vile rd., right on Colesville to Lor-
ain ave-. right to CrestmooT ar.
Whitmoor Terrace q continuation
of S. Dunnmoorl and our sign
WILLIAM e. RICHARDSON. INC.
SH. 4020. 40
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

RANDLE HIGHLANDs-Just one blk
of Pa. ave- above MINI. ave-, g.
rm. brick with Ia baths, full bsmt.,
front porch and gas h.-w.h. A fine
family home in an excel. and very
sale. T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02 til g.
CONGRESS HTS.-Of Alabama ave
on 9th street; large detached home
on q corner lot. in very good cond.
has large hall entr., 8 very spacious
apartment with pvt. entrance. About
$500 will handle. Shown by ap-
pointment. n. D. BURGESS, vi
2sO2 I'll o.
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HILLANDALE

1913 K St. NV. Realtor. MA. O75s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

FACING GOVERNMENT PARK-De-
tached brick corner in choice ne. To-
cation: z rms, bedrmS., unusually
large, fully equipped modern kit (;
oil h.-w h; storage attic; full bsmt
with 70 bath. partly finished rec.
rm. built-in garage; beautifully
Handicapped lot. Priced to sell quickly
on most reasonable terms. Call Mr.
Reavis, NO. 1908. WOODBRIDGE
WE HAVE : BUNGALOWS in Michi.
gan Park near schools, shopping anc
fransportation; one priced at S14,-
500, the other at !S13,950. Both are
appt. to inspect, call Mr.. Martufl
LA. 6-7S45. MARSHALL J. WAPLI
CO. Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI
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EVERYTHING!
BRIDES CHOICE
$13.50O

Almost new 2-bedrm, bunsa. in fast
raising like summer corn in Iowal
All util. in and paid for. Low down
payment; good financing.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. tcont.l
Nnpru Nr1cu1cAM pApK

NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
Beautiful 2-Story semidet. brick. Only
$1,000 down required. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms.. tiled bath.
gas heat. Only 2 years old. Like
new. Call Mr.. Dougherty. DE. 4039.
pES1R COMPANY IA e.esee
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COLORED
VACANT
APIS. FOR SALE

AZ 10. FUN OAGE
Private entrances and sep. utilities
Unit blk. o st. n.w.-5 rms. anC
bath, coal heat
1900 blk. l. st. s.e.- rms. and bath
coal heat,
500 blk. End st. s.w.- rms. ant
bath, gas heat
Call today to see these and othel
apis. SURETY REALTY CO., AID
Ob3l It'll g. -25
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1a7I DOWNING ST NE

Vacant-Immediate Possession
Modern. Groom brick, tiled bath with
shower. 3 lovely bedrms.. gas heat.
Newly redecorated. papered, floors
Mr.. Penan, ~. 1897. evenings.
PECK COMPANY
S61s 18th ST NE. La. 6-6666
600 Block EMERSON ST. N.E.-5-
rm., semidet. brick; tile bath, mod
ern kit gas a.-c. heat. AttractiVely
DAVID e. BARRY CO. ME. 2o25.
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GREENACRES

&C AOSI1O W
15Oh H St NV MA 924k
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WEST0vER AREA--Unfurnishe by
Canadian ofiicer. bedrms., screened
porch: occupancy June 1st or later;
long lease. Phone DE. 10l1, Ext.
l32, or JE. 3-SS97. a
WANTED BY CANADIAN GOVT Of
ficial, unfurnished , or 3-bedrm.
house; NV, area; occupancy i'm
medistely- Phone DE. lol1. Ext
CHinR1sTfi2N9 p FAMILY desires a-bed.
rm. house; vic. high school pref
in So. Arl., must be reas. MRS. Will.
KINS. Gil. 6525. or OK: 1883.
ADDITIONAL. HOMES NEEDED-Wt
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Maryland or NV. D. C, Free
appraisals: no delay. For complete
rental service. phone US today
PERRY HAY CO.. 81. 6242. It
WE NEED HOUSES, unfurnished. SS5
to $500. Call rental mgr. WO. 1900
with THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
NAVAL OFFICER. 2 children, desires
2-bedrm. house, unfurnished. Arl,
or Alex, June !; approximately
500. Ii. 5-67O0. Ext. 5490I. s.
EXECUTIVE DESIRES 2-3bedrm
house in Chevy Chase, D. C. Perma-
nent residents. OR. 0415 -
TAKOMA PARK or Silver Spring-6-
IL room, pvt. family. or house for
nursing home. JU. 7-S963. s.
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THE EVENING STAR
GASHINETnN n TNTTRSHAV NAV q fQl
HOUSES FURNISHED lcont.l

THREE OR FOUR GIRLS or family
exceptionally nice newly furn. liv
rm., din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms., bath
Annex and Pentagon, 10 min. to
downtown Govt. bldss., conv. to
stores, trans, etc. S41 s. Ivy st.,
Arl., Va; $f35 per mo-. KE. 3-5iss'
s.RM. House in Arlington. nicely
gon and Navy Annex; S125. HU.
1855. Call after pm. -
sIL. SPG.-Nice 3-bedroom, frame,
over "a acre. garage, large porch;
might consider unfurnished. LAW
RENEE v. LUTES CO., Sligo 1922.
62I2 LIST ST. N.W.-Furn. 4-bedrm.
house. sublet for 3 mos, Contact
pm. and 5-S pm. a
17O9 MONROE ST. N.E.-Four bed
rooms, Ia baths; conv. to transp.; i;
gas h.-w.h., auto. hot water, elec.
range; $3.50 per mo. Phone for appt.
Ho. 2200. J. L. BATEMAN. owner.
Two-BEDRM. HOUSE, sun porch,
ssn $lIS IsSSmS:'sis %e NAY iH5n i5 To- ksaS15E
Mr.. BETHESDA Hosp1rAI-2-5ed-
rm. rambler; $135 mo. Falls I'd.
Rockville. Nd, adj. to Rockville
Fruit Farms. Call MRS; SMITH,
rRREEEooBEfiDRM. HOUSE - 500 per
mo, from July / to Sept. /. Cali
81. 0027. after 4 pm. 5
vIERS MILL VILLAGE, S. S., Md
Completely turn., incl. TV set; 2-bed-
I'm gi...3 6Hnsslo% g !rgoo, with full 6smt;
center and transp.; children welcome
$110 per mo. Call LEACH &
cRoNIN Mrs. Hays. Lo. 5-2772, Lo.
FOR kENT-Four room and bath log
IS miles from D; G. line in Md. For
cHAs: L. PIoUETTE, 45i2 9th St.
NV: y. G. Randolph 1905. %
6 LARGE RMS, 3 bedrms.. bsmt..
no objection to children. $130 per
Hyattsvilie. Md. Il
-2-bedrm. house. base
ment: fenced:in csdJ yard; Sl25 per mo.
VIENNA. yA.-Loyely 3-bedrm. home;
lge.. well-landscap yard; $500 mo.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO., FA. 1920.
UNIVERSITY HILLS-New 3-bedrm.
rambler, fun bsnnt.; completely fur
nished: $3.50 mo. PHILIP B. KEY
CO., Realtors. 81. 3010 until pm.
WooDMooR-Two-bedrm. brick bum
galow; completely and nicely furn.;
6-mo. lease. GRAHAM & CO., 81.
COLO.
65O1 4th ST. N.W.-L0Fely corner
brick home. 8 rms. Ia baths, rec
reation rm., gas heat, built-in ga
rage; children welcome; avail May
is. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918
Z af a M MA nrE9 Il
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ARLINGTON

On South 9th ST.. convenient tc
Pentagon, schools, churches and
shopping. Has living rm., dining
Tm., kitchen on 1st f.; 2nd a.,
ample closets; spotless basement
lovely yard; complete with washer,
electric sweeper and lawn mower;
immaculate condition; $3.50 per mo
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1903 2oth st NV
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE N.E.-Mod-
ern row brick, q rms, tile bath, 8
lent ie't condition.; n priced $ISsS5o; can
TnS9s7. ewes. PECK CO. q
CAPITOL HILL-12-rm. brick. 4 fire-
places, very large liy. rm.,, full
baths. a charming century old home
modernized for present day living
Mrs. Coz. vi. 1886, ATLAS REALTY
wsopo65Rf5GE, sp 5Rsff5S;GE 5000 a5th pl.-six-
room corner home; tile bath, 2
screened porches. oil h:-w:h. $11,-
TTHoRoWGooD. DE. 0317. a
24th AND NEWTON N.E.-Det.. lge.,
Wh': II, "a ter@sa Iqom aps B. l. cIARkE. Ias o. NE.
SO62. Evening, JU. 1852. q
81 800 DOWN-S-room row brick
in excellent condition.: gas h.-w.h.
good financing. ARK1N REALTY
Co, ST. 1862; ewes, GE. 1892. "a
FOUR-APT. BRK., 50. to Capitol,
near Md. ave-; rents, $3.50. 1S%
gross return on price Of $16.950;
registered rents, f1re alarms, etc;
excellent for home and income Eve,
phone Mr.. Gordon. WO. 1885. L. T.
. GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1918 K st.
NV, Ma. O753.
35OS 21th ST.. block and a hall
from r. I. ave.-Eight rms, 2 floors
2 entr., 2 finished in attic, 2 rear
porches; insulated, weather stripped;
firepl., oak ds., 2 baths. large lot;
vacant Open from 8 to 4. viii ex-
change. OWNER, Ia. 7010, -6
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
3eautiful larse modern home over.
looking Chesapeake Bay; 2 bis
=, waterfront ate lots con convenient i i to p c
oak floors. bath, electricity, hot.
water heat, 8 big bedrooms, 2 large
screen porches. double garage. love.
ly shade trees; owner wants house
or small farm near D. c.. Property
priced reasonably. at $3.50; suit
military estabIishment. Phone Mr.
HOfMEAD LAWRENCE. 6-6307 eve
nings or Do. 2124 daytime. --3
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
TEN YEARS OLD
44.0 CONN. A
CHEVY CHASE d {

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Ideal for large family: close to public
and parochial schools Large Colo
nial with wide veranda front and
Large liv. rm. and din. rm., den or
small bedrm., complete bath: large.
wen-equipped kit; separate family
size dinette. On 2nd floor. 4 bed
rms. one with lEe. dressing rm.;
also den or study. modern bath.
Bsmt. has maids rnn. and full bath
oil heat; storage, Det. gar. Owner
fine value. S2s, 900. good terms.
JAMES G: T1PToN. Wo. 3211; ewes.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

EXCLUSIVELY FURNISHED rambler
in nearby Va. to share with couple
Bendix washer; all PRIVILEGES. Fol
appt., call OW. 4125. bet. ano
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

BETHESDA-This lovely brick and
stone home in the. most exclusive
and convenient section Of Bethesda,
rm., din. rm. and kit. are all large;
8 real bedrms., 2 baths: gas NV
heat. garage. level lot, beautifully
Handicapped. II should be seen now
F. A. TWEED CO., INC, 6504 Conn
ave. NV, EN-. 1890. a
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Observation-Disclosures

COrner-brlgnCWOOu
living porch, recreation room nm
ished in knotty pine. open fireplace,
gas furnace, built-in garage. Near
Ft. Slocum Park. Takoma Recrea-
.cn scSoo Center snS and s eo0lldsH Sasne. Hfn to
downtown. Ewes. phone Temple 176s.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor. Ma. 0753:
- 4127 Sth ST. NV.
corner Upshur. Det. Colonial with
Ice. rms, attic. bsmt.; OF h;3w;n.
4dsal Sa1 for SSa aoe!or 6, Terms rms Or oool'
COLORED-S495 DOWN. easy terms.
sa5 4th st. NV; near new g; r.n,ed a; %
HARRY pRE1sEN, Ma. 777a; ewes
coHoRfpLHAvE 81 effeE SEVERAL. good
brick homes, some corner houses,
P5iffd 5ff ilGR MR k1FE tSr eP appt Sa TO to
Observation-Disclosures. 15sSasi;D evfsi hi dSSs 1st com.
mercial-Brick. 9 rms. bath and
q halt. h.-w.h.. elec., good condition.
Easy F. frade terms Rg q VII gnls take small house
h.-w.h.. ideal for rooming house OF
conversion to apt. Mrs. Thompson,
RA. 052s; LEATH & ASHLEY. NC
COLoRED-390O BLOCK 5th NV
Large corner brick home, newly dec
version into small apartments. Rea-
sonable down payment, good financ-
ing. Impediate possession. To in
@ 5s5sl; with VIM. NJ. .sodTH dTHRocK;;
COLORED-isiS 4th ST.-20-ft.
row brick, beautiful condition; G
FRANK s. PHI PHiLL1Ps. DI. fall. 10 we
COLORED-451O 18th ST. NV
$4,000; 25-ft. brick. side hall con-
ist trust so. SIS month. Good terms
Oil heat. det.. garage. Possession with
in good condition. DI. 1915 till
COLORED-SI .5OO-Cash viii han.
die this large 6-rm. brick home
COLORED-yACANT-e-room brick
excel. s.e. location. Move in will
deposit. LOUIS RUDDEN. EX. 57O7
COLORED-Many real bargains
6 to A rooms, priced from $12,95(
to $24,500; reasonable terms. Le
us know your needs, we will hely
voY dnopcn YAAETa q wTT 0EP
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HousEs-sALE-N.E. tcsnt.l |
YOUR oPpoRTuNITY

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Excellent white location. 6 rooms.
3 bedrooms: large side and rear
yards Terms you can afford OF
will trade for old houses on lots,
maybe I'd trust secured on other
properties. Mr. Waple.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st, NV. DI. 3:t4tI. q
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COLORED
Here is a clean home with q large
living room, dining room, modern
kitchen, gas hot-water heat; 2
beautiful bedrooms, screened porch:
small cash payment. balance like
rent. Mr.. Guynn, EN- 7792.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV DI. 1916
COLORED-4 COMPLETE APIS.
Mr.. 14th and Girard, partially ftrn;;
Wr. Burruss. Tu. Sl00 till 8.
AVON eHoCKEYp REALToR
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SILVER SPRING

Attractively furn.. Tyr. .-old,
2-bedrm. Cape Cod with flrepl.
In liv. rm., din. rm.. full bsmt.,
expansible attic; close to
schools and buses; in beautiful
Woodmoor section; reasonably
priced.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
s4S5 Fenton St.. 81. 5000
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COLORED-4-BEDROOM BRICK
Mr.. 18th AND BUCHANAN NV
Lovely 20-ft. modern brick: Lge. rms.
shower and Law; 8 porches. Deer
yard Price right with easy terms
Also. other nice homes in various
parts of the city: S1,500-$3 ,00C
down. RA. 6912; Ewes, ia. 1879
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
ROOMING HOUSE

1885 Harvard st. r.w.-Lge. l0-rm,
brick house with 9 bedrms. and (;
also be converted into apts.; full
bsmt.. oil h.-wh. and gar. In one
Of the most conv. locations in the
city. Can be purchased on easy
terms. Call Mr.. Llewellyn, ma. $40,
OIL. 272S ewes. ALDON PROPER
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DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
desirable business for SALE. very
reasonably priced. Laundromat and
cleaning establishment in an excel
lent location, brand-new equipment,
fofIe 1Ad9 -
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BOWLING ALLEY EQUIPMENT
Six duckpin alleys complete; 3 yrs.
old, refinished like new% balls. pins,
score tables. seats, fans, ETC.; all
equip needed to start small bowling
bargain price. Write o. P NELSON,
1l1O Maryland ave s.w., Canton 10,
ni,in CIR tnhnne Cantnn A-2216
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LARGE HOUSE near goth and R. l,
ave. me-; II rms, 2 baths; conv. to
stores, churches and schools; double
garage: $3.50 mo. Call 81. 1851
for appointment. -
10 rms, 2K baths; excel. cond.;
fenced yard; $l95 per mo; Tyr.
lease. GE. 0437; ewes, SH. 6971.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
Regional
Views
BY Richard T. Gosser
International Vice President
UAW~CIO

I'd like to see both the Toledo Union Journal
and the Toledo Blade and Times put down their
feuding irons for while devote some time to
BUILDING Toledo.
While the Block papers were heaving bricks at
our union, it was all right-it was probably neces-
sary-for the Journal to fight back. We had to get
the truth to our union members
And I see nothing especially hostile about de-
mandng for Toledo another daily newspaper, for
competition in the field of news is bound to be a
healthy thing for everybody.
But instead of the Journal and the Block papers
wasting all their space and time thinking up names
to call each other I'd like to both of them exert
their considerable influence in campaign to build
up Toledo improve it, eliminate some of its worst
failings, that it gets some decent publicity for
while
One such campaign is launched this week in the
Journal understands campaign to send out into
the nation label reminding the world that Toledo
is indeed "City of Skills.''
This is constructive thing, and one that have
wanted to started for long time Perhaps right
now, when Toledo products going out from the
city in increasing volume, is the best time to
get it started
If the Toledo Blade could some merit in this
idea, in other ideas advanced from time to time.
by this union by others, directed toward BUILD
ING community, it has the circulation and the
money to help it along very substantially.
/ think everybody in Toledo would welcome this
kind of constructive program wholesome
change.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
Profits. Profits Everywhere
KEIGHTY GENERAL MOTORS has e:

ProfifS. ProfifS EevryWhere
MIGHTY GENERAL MOTORS IA estab-
4V1 lished another record - in net earnings.
A.P Sloan, Jr., and G.. E. Wilson, chairman of
the board and president of the huge corpora
ton respectively have just announced net
take of 1884, ,O44, ,639 for the year 1850 No other
corporation in all history, anywhere, has ever
reported such huge profit in single year.
In 1949 General Motors reported net in
come of $3.50, ,434 ,232 - record in itself until
their 1850 figures were released.
But General Motors is not the only corpora
ton setting new records in the field of fabulous
profits. The Chrysler Corp. reported profits of
$127 ,876, ,791 for 1850 as against a net take of
$132, ITO, ,O96 for 1949. This doesn't seem like
record" until one recalls that in 1850 this
same Chrysler Corp. stupidity forced it's work
ers out strike for about three months.
Armco Steel Corp. reported net earnings
of $50, ,2O2 for 1949-another all-time peak
for this corporation.
And, incidentally, some of local boys
aren't doing badly either. City Auto Stamping
Co. officials announced that last year they paid
out a total of $637 500 in dividends to their
stock holders - the highest years dividend
payments since the organization of the firm
i'm 1921.
Net corporate profits for 1850, according
to the latest estimates, will climb well over
$25, 900 million. And if the trend keeps up
through 1851, this same figure will approach
the 900 million by the end of this year
And to think that some of our lawmakers
are wondering where to get tax money for our
defense program
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
Smoshing Unions In Dixie

TN A SENSATIONAL REPORT, not yet ap-
Il proved by the full committee, a Senate
labor subcommittee openly accused southern
textile companies of conspiracy" to destroy
unions and collective bargaining
''The conspiracy" declares the report, "has
used propaganda, denial of free speech espi-
onage, violence and gunplay, firings, black
lists, evictions and anti-strike injunctions to
prevent union organization"
The report goes on to say that :" :. ]. appeals
to racial and sectional prejudice have been used
TO combat unions" particularly shocking
statement in the report tells us that g" the
churches often play anti-union role"
In view of these brutal circumstances it
comes as no surprise that unionism and collec-
tive bargaining in Dixieland is becoming i'm
possible 1t has been estimated that there are
close to one million textile workers in the
South. Of these less than 1870 are now organ
lied. The result of this situation is widespread
substandard wage and working conditions. No
wonder New England textile manufacturers
practically 1907 organized = are complaining
bitterly that southern competition is running
their business.
AS far as we are concerned this abominable
situation is directly attributable to the in
famous Taft-Hartley Law which gives the en-
ployers unlimited freedom of action to engage
in every type of punitive action against their
workers Certainly the of court injunctions
against strikers made legal by the Taft
Hartley Law - is major weapon in the en-
ployers fight against unions.
This is indeed sad and bitter commentary
on American way of life Especially at
time when country is engaged in world
wide struggle against totalitarian aggression.
One can well imagine how the communists use
this type of propaganda against Western de-
mOcracy in the gigantic struggle that is now
raging the world over for mems minds.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
An UnweIcome Wage Hike
A BOUT A MILLION auto woker

~ bOUI "A MILLION AUTO WOKeTS TeCeIVeu
"A wage increases of &c per hou under our
current cost-of-living contracts.
Contrary to what our enemies might be
shouting at us, we are not happy about this
increase. We would have been much happier
If we had received no increase at all. For this
kind OF increase while it does give some
protection to our people = adds nothing to our
living standards 1t is a sign of growing in
1iation And initiation is always bad, very bad
for working people.
Nevertheless it gives us some consolation
that the leaders of our UAW-CIO were fore
sighted enough to provide for this protection
for our membership. We sincerely hope that
this is the last wage increase of this type that
we shall receive in long time
Frankly, we would much rather see prices
60 down.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09

trolls, an equitable tax program
and revision of it's proposed
wage control regulations already
rejected by the unions. 1t was in
dicated by the United Labor Pol
icy Committee - the high COM
mand of organized labor - that
Mr.. Murray's radio broadcast was
the first of series of similar
broadcasts by OF her prominent
labor leaders. In addition local and
regional conferences will be called
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TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL
Think II Over
Think II Over
Unions Garry Fight For
Proper Controls To People
By Pete Zyara

(HIO PRESIDENT PHILIP MURRAY, speaking for
~ 100000 organized workers earlier this week,
called upon the American people to join hands with
Labor to repel current mobilization policies Spec-
fically Mr. Murray wants the government to inst-