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The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 16

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Cincinnati, Ohio
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-THE CINCINNATI POST- -WEDNESDAY MAY 23 1945 TUNE IN yrCPO 1230- Page 16- Overhaul P-39 on Roof $30000 Daily Spent for Peace McKeon Conway executive secretary Altogether 16662 cases of assistance were recorded Officers elected Monday night at the annual meeting at the Cincinnati Club are Mrs George Milis president Herbert Koch first vice president Troy Appleby second vice president Omar Cascwell treasurer Mrs Alice McLaughlin secretary Chiropractors Elect Dr Bova has been elected president of Cincinnati Chiropractic Research Society Other officers named were Dr Frank Burch vice president and Dr David Shaw secretary-treasurer Cincinnati Dancer-With USO Show Among Cincinnatians with USO-Camp Show units in the European theater is Ginee Richardson solo dancer with the Foxhole Ballet Miss Richardson a graduate of Western Hills High School began her professional career with the Summer Opera Co ballet She also appeared in "The Merry Widow" Vagabond King" and Touch of Servicemen Aided By Travel Group Almost one-third of the services rendered during April by the Travelers Aid Society of Cfticin-1 nati are for servicemen it was! reported Tuesday 'by Mrs Alma POST WANT ADS SAN FRANCISCO May 23 The United Nations con-j fere nee will cost Uncle Sam' $1500000 as host if it ends in thej first week of June as officials now think about $30000 a day to set up the structure for world peace This country has been spending well over a quarter billion dollars a day to win the war William- Wright is administrative secretary of the conference and the man who spends the money When a delegate wants a lead pencil- a desk an auto or a tooth pulling Wright's office fills the request or makes the arrangements to have it filled The United States furnishes an office for each foreign delegation at its hotel supplying desks chairs typewriters and writing OLD-FASHIONED REVIVAL APPELMAN SHUFELT Widneidoy 7:45 7 "NO DIFFERENCE- MASONIC TEMPLE Eatraace Ontlnr Mata-aaa 4th aaS Sfh AFTER RHEUMATIC PAIN WHS a id Mm Wat vlll Pnn HmN If you suffer from rheumatic pain or muscular aches buy 0-2223 today for real pein-relieving help Caution: Use only aa directed First bottle purchase price la refunded if you are not satisfied Get 02223 HEAR HIM EVERY NOON 12:15 At WESLEY CHAPEL 320 5th i wxro evert mob 7im ir at all services SpeaaerU hy Greater Ctaetaaatl Churehre aad Chitatiaa Oraupa Norman Henderson Instructor iij the aviation division of Central Vocational High School watches his senior class overhaul a P-SB Airacobra on the roof Under the wing Is Norbert Reinstatler Left to right above Robert William Joe George In 'cockpit Paul Dion and Paul Tolie The srhool bought the piano from the Army for instruction purposes delegation pays it pays all its! material the rent just as other expenses But the Advrtlfwnt Vorys Stages Style Show for POW Rules Established For Boss Workers WASHINGTON May 23 (UP) The War Labor Board has aet up' rulea for the boat and hla work-era to aettle by themaelvea any diaputea which may arise from the discharge or suspension of employes TheWLB believes that if companies and labor unions follow these principles there will be no necessity for it to intervene in such cases- Approved unanimously by labor industry and public members the objective is to prevent strikes by thousands because one man dismissed The WLBsaid in the first place both parties must recognize that management has the right to order a discharged or suspended employe to remain away from work until the exact issue at stake has been determined Of course WLB said the employe should be given reasonable opportunity before leaving the premises to state his side of the case to his union representative 1 Then the WLB said both parties should strive for speediest possible settlement of the grievance under their established grievance procedure up to and including final and binding arbitration with an arbitrator empowered to order reinstatement and back pay Califomias Oppose Pro-Jap Propaganda WASHINGTON May 23 (UP) A House appropriations subcommittee had before it today statements by three California congressmen opposing use of funds by the War Relocation 'Authority to circulate favoring the Japanese Reps Clair Engle (D)r Leroy Johnson (R) and Jack Anderson (R) exhibited brochures and publicity releases which they said were sent by WRA in franked envelopes funds should not be used to propagandize for any racial Engle said was never set up for the purpose of convincing the American people that the Japanese are a superior or better race but that seems to be their concept of their mission" Hyde Park Outing Set The annual Hyde Park Day outing will be held at Coney Island Wednesday June 20 Edwin Monce of the Hyde Park Business Club is in charge V- By Pont State Wire COLUMBUS May Congressman John Vorys of Columbus told here today how he and others in the congressional delegation that recently toured prison camps in Germany ataged an impromptu style show for new-! ly freed Americans at the Moos-i berg prison I As their jeeps moved into the1 camp area where hundreds of Americans swarmed about them the officer in charge himself just: released gave the congressmen these orders: up in these jeeps so your! clothes will show There's boys in here who haven't seen an American civilian for Then to the barracks along the camp street the officer Paul Good shouted: on out! 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