Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-19


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Some people seem to think
that the votes of American work.
ers can be herded like cattle on
the range; the man who believes
that is either fool or an ignora.
mus. Mark you this; the Ameri-
can worker cannot be bamboozled
or misled.
But it is just conceivable, if a
working man or woman seeks ad
wise on the issues and the candi.
dates, that he may place more re.
lance on the word of has own
union than of his known enc
mics :. ;.
And from an editorial in TEX
tile Labor !. !. :.
There is an awful lot of guft
in the newspapers these days
about the Labor vote AS mat
ter of fact-as we know, even il
! the papers don't-we are not pc
culiar at all. We're just citizens
:. :. We are often referred to as
other things under other names
!. :. :. but we are Americans, first
last and all the time"
I'VE are just plain voters, like
all the rest"
Only more often right"
Every union member in the
country should vote. So should all
other members of union families
who are eligible.
We can't count on others to do
the Job for us.
The vote of all union members
and members of their families is
the business of the unions, of To-
cal union officers and their poll
teal action committee. 1t is most
OF all the business of EVERY
UNION MEMBER.
Let's get out our vote this wear
Let's help make the presidential
vote the greatest outpouring OF
democracy in action in the coun
try's history.
A SINGERS Salute To Management,
There are great number oj
the top executives in industry
the men of management-who are
practicing harmonious coopera
tlon and willingness to work
with the men and women of the
production lines as a team toward
better relations and better tomor
fow. We sincerely salute these
men of management who have
shown such vision and under
standing. May more and more O,
their fellowmen in the manage
ment department Of our nation:
industries follow the trend set BY
these great executives, practice
and realize the benefits of gooc
labor-management relations.
The men of management we sa
lutte appreciate that a labor unior
is the servant of its members arc
that its members are the worker.
who keep the production line.
humming. Men and women wht
have families to house, clothe ane
feed and keep healthy, children
to educate. Men and women who
make up a great part Of our ma
tons population and who are
greatly interested in America.
future. These men realize that the
standard of living these worker.
obtain will in great way affect
themselves, every executive, ever,
businessman, in fact, every Amer
| lean.
The standard of living of work
ers will determine their buyine
power. How much of their psy
must 60 to bare essentials. Viii
they be forced to 60 searcnin,
through stores for the cheapest
and special bargain" articles ol
will they be able to afford tn.
better and more durable articles
Our merchants will benefit if thu
latter is possible. They will rea
llze a faster turnover of thei
better merchandise because of in
creased sales, and in turn will or
der more merchandise-whicl
will be provided by our industrie
and the workers therein. This cy
Gle is apparent and is understood
by these great men of industry.
They also understand tha
workers children today will com
prise much of our adult citizenr,
OF tomorrow and will be livin,
and working along with their chill
dren-in the future. They kno,
the Importance of better healtl
and better education for tomo,
rows leaders and workers and re
alize th"t better standard of Ii,
ing will insure this and that
can and will be obtained by labo
and management harmoniorsl
working together.
The example of good fait
these executives are showing ina
strengthened our conviction tina
in all walks of life YOU will fin