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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 19

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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Wednesday, June 9, 191S Papc 17 HH.IIT Oil WROIVG? on Tin: roitn. ECONOMY MEETING IS TOMORROW. A Joint meeting of the Rural Victor RlESEL Zoning Commission and tho Re gional Planning Commission la to Inside Of Nation Is Helped1 tie held at. 2 p. m.

tomorrow In Labor Copyrtyht, N. Y. Pmrt Corp. Municipal Courtroom D. In tho Courthouse, instead of on Friday, llv i.liiifil I iinidi Prnn-ptilii lpnii as previously announced.

Oscar A. Frank, Chairman of the Rural Zoning Commission. Press Agents To "Build Up" Labor Leaders. SOME OF the nation's shrewdest set free the jibbering creatures. Ho former newspapermen and premlawoke the next morning to find the of the unit's work would be shown ship bare of animal life, Baltimore gents will soon ttlart Npendlni; mil and that description of future work would he outlined.

Food llislriliiil'uin Supcnisor Tells rnrncliial firnup. The Federal school lunchroom program will purchase JH.000.POO worth of food for the next school year, O. Beyer, area food supervisor of the food distribution uro supposedly full of monkeys and the captain fuming-. At pay-off time Hons of dollars In union funds to "MA MR46NE SLAVES ARTE NORTH POLE Tn FKCPECLV HELCpV THE STEM ALONE. AW popularise top policy-making lubnrithe sport was handed a bill for chiefs who until a few months agojlO monkeys.

He rar complaining (j to the AFL seafarers union, which dtdn think public opinion counted told hmi freeing monkeys was a Some of these, union offielaKpersonal Hsk-and to pay up or knew something was wrong when shut up. they tried unsuccessfully to defeat 132 Taft-Hartley supporting Con-! FOR THE FIRST 1 IMF. in years. gram brunch of the Department of FAirriV Agriculture, said yesterday. He spoke at a meeting of progiam supervisors, pastors, principals and AGAINST STEAV' FLY to BRBSTOL 1J4 HRS.

$15.60 Daily Service tn Rdlalgh Duiham 4 HRS. 25.23 Lexington 32 MM. 4.10 Wintlon-Salam 1 HRS. 34.3S JUhimll 2'4 HRS. 18.35 ifrtrrf mihlnt In frit.

Trim. Tjul rii.np 4 J1.1, Orf.Ur Inrti. null nr rnur Tr.vpl Aimt. school lunchroom personnel of parochial schools of Hamilton County at Our Lady of Mercy High School. Beyer said, also, that it was ex-ipected that a considerable quantity of surplus farm commodities would be available for tho school lunchroom program.

He pointed out the impact of such a large progi am on the entire economy of the country and said such a program was nut only tn the present and future youth of thn nation but Is n. big stimulus to farm production. ONE FIPST AiK FEZ- gresgmen In the recent primariosjl't) Chief J'hil Mil mm is ircaring and succeeded only in knocking Htht summer unit, which he jroi-j out seven of those who voted larimjly explains Ins uifr forced him tough labor laws. buy. Murray's been wearing ron-j While there won't be a single clot hex ever the) CIO man as a delegate to the Re- of a bin business hnnmict fo publican presidential Inch he was invited.

That night the Democrats will draw almost 75 he hnl ni rived al his hotel and1 CIO officials as delegates. All of hanged to a tun do. Wlim he got them are working for Eisenhowei he, the labor ml, r. a for President. However, Fhil Mur- 0117 cue 111 formal clothing.

ray will still try to get some ClO.if'nfc the hnndredx of industrialists', views into the GO I1 campaign plat-'. icere in hi.snicss units. He sneaked, form by sending his ace lieutenant, upstaus. chnng' gun kill ami tried Van Bittner, to Philadelphia tola slip .11 aaain. only to 11111 into argue with Senator Taft and his Kdivard Stcttiniiis who smiled, ollcagues.

mf said: "Phil, didn't 1 111st see be a CIO and Political in a tuxedo!" Since then Mnr- Action Committee hcadauarters a rail has been a conservative t4 TK, or addresishe lives "Mrs. Oomsk? Oh, you have the ivronf at the SOUTH pole." TME VNCeCTECOCDue '-StE ANiNFrrriNc SEEMiv- MINION FEPCCE LATINO ANOTMuCS NAME Nh ACHAATTEC REFERENCE WHEN APTTVINS POP A J05. tfGHTf-K SOU CCN'T, VOL) .11 AV FINP VOJe TWOUeHTLENE PACK-FISTING I The speaker complimented the, have conducted the program here parochial school lunchroom divec-jin adhering to hp standards set, up tors on the manner In which theyjunder Federal regulations, in serv- lng lunches at minimum costs and in providing free meals fur children unable to pay for them. pghtZ-vcss trx-- Ee-U7 ft NCWcENEEALLV the Democratic Convention, but 1 none at the GOP gathering Al-I un.ril.,, vKT nn ywii It has added 400,000 to Its, though Walter Reuther is in con-li fui membership lists and set up more -IJ Ul. 1 1 Kflll no, Will, ot ral nf than 800 new locals meraoie pain ana must Keep nis their some $2,000,000.

Fix It Yourself BY HUBBARD COBB The Handy Man State Finds Errors arm In a hot, uncomfortable on 8iKnjns tho non-Commu-all summer, he's thinking in sweep-jn(st affidavit required by the Taft-lng new organizational terms. The Hartley law. To avoid heavy fines wounded redhead and his top menfor they're planning to this week will plan strategy for thej.tCp down and become union "man-auto union's newest drive cam-jagers" and make some of their paign to unionize the more thanjnon-Communist friends the stenographers, bookkeepers cially elected, but. easily, controlled and other white-collar employees The left wing-right wing the auto and aircraft companies. Ifeud inside CIO may get so bitter In Charges By City Wallpapering Plywood.

When you built house 50 or no Columbus. June 8 (Special) years ago you had a choice of either The Citv of Cincinnati oaid S20.013 t. plaster interior walls or no interior from the motor license fund which 1 walls at. an. Accoraing to siatis- Borne of Reuther's colleagues nutlthat the pro-Communist bloc may should have been chained to the larger percentage of home the figure at a potential 500,000 expelled from the organization 104K lohn Cook ltil'8' You'll vnjou lltv summer so much more In Mablru's lino With the Chrysler and Generally the time the CIO national con-; 'builders selected plaster walls.

Now- Motors crises over, the auto outfit meets in Portland (Oregon) Iouna ln a wall can be made out of has told local unions to forget November 22. amination of city records and ac- nlmost anything and one of these A.J! I plea for a multimillion strike fund.j 11 now ns 11 mvestiga- counts, released today. The money jthings is plywood It tions of Hollywood strikes and al- Reuther's lieutenants will raise was for operating costs. Now you can stain a plywood wall and it will look very nice or He found also that the city's im-i Jt (c.s von run it nnil it sll 1 looks money instead for a drive to subversive activity have been plete unionization of all aircraft 'permanently postponed Mike nd farm equipment plants. If sue- CI is now eessful.

this drive will rive formally opposing Henry Wallace give provement bond fund was charged S()m pf.opCi however, want with $29,206 for equipment repairs to paper over the plywood and this which should have been assessed ''alls for a little extra preparation candidacy CIO pohtiens have been angered bv Wallace lieuten UAW an unprecedented 1.500,000 members, making it the biggest nion the world ever knew. vT' i 41 I I 1 1 ants who, in their money-raising against the motor license fund, efforts, have been tellinc piospec-. It was found also that Hamilton if the job is going to hold up. First of all, the plywood sections should be Joined with a nice butt 11 1 lh HAM x-vl VI VlRBIIRfl 81111 11111 tive contributors that the CIO Political Action Committee is about to fold up. TIIKRK ARKN'T enough jobs to go 'round in Alaska for the 500 men who pour Into the territory County was due $rt from the city joint and the seams filled with in witness fees and $104 in over- putty.

After thsi has hern attented charges for maintenance of pris- to the surface should be coated oners at the Workhouse. very day, officials want the ven-i lu i. lOl WANT to see some with a wallpaper paste and gelatin 'size solution. Now before this gets la chance to set, run somewhere and i in Some of the country's toughest Just watch oim of left wlncr onion. (hr campaigns the unions put on; FIVE WIN PAROLES.

get enough "j-pound deadening felt how up on the government's next elelTlon to retiresent "vlct from Hamilton applv snmP of (hat same paste and list of subversive organizations. So r'" County were included among ,0 onP 8ido and slap the felt I. a New York political party. mg rontnd the JM inmates to onto the wall. When you hang the i mm Tractor Co.

in l'eoria Pivwooa lie carerui to SHORT STORV DK.PARTMF.NT: spent on their drives. Air- ooii.ns- pot nice smooth butt joints between niin A slon in Columbus yesterday. Their sections because if von don't this ionKey wusiness. A lew days ago freighter steamed into the port propaganda I'ree names, charges upon which they seam will show up ns a bulge aftei Of Baltimore with some 40 Indian (hp rlva) wore convicted and effective parole the wallpaper Is on. monkeys in its hold.

About 3 a. nions. An( fnp were Pola Holt, burglary, Once the felt, is firmly attached woen ine ceieoiauon wnicn always fr0( ra(iis and refrigerators. Tho JU'V J1i red uniiert, forgery, to the wall vou have a nice firm nds a long voyage was at its most(( lo auto union finally won control July 14; Richard Cowens, unarmed base on which to hang the pa; rip-roaring moment, a sailor aecid-0f the 17,000 employees, ioi.oi-iv, oriuemucr jiaroin the felt with a regular size a nia snipmates neeaea some oxer dell, safe forcing and grand lar- and then go to work with the nanor ceny, September 1, and Ben Cowan, you would on any other hanging Ise and the beasts needed freedom. So he went into the hold and THE CIO considers its southern drive successful.

In the last two rorgery, juiy 1. Job. A 4, Mmk xnv Vfz Ifr, y.r' At home or awny You'll never look nicer than you do in a sport coat and slack ensemble, casually correct, moderately priced from Mab'ey's. Be economical get a smart sport coat of lightweight wool tweed or camel's-hair mi'ture camel's hair, 77 wo-1) and several pairs of Jar Is troplral wcr-tcds, gabardines, Pa'm Beach or rayon. Men! IWff Wvar alliiiifi Com tort in Your Shoes for Summer Coats Slacks.

.75 20.00 Mnhlev's Hollilntf I Second Floor A I mnii (i I JIIUII i) Mabley's exclusive American-made British Walkers ae the only shecs rnod6rni7d with patented Synchrof'e nst the and of sl-pncr', into shoes. All done in re thee are the summer shoes ycu want. A brown-and-white buck shoe w'th brewn medallion tip, leather sole and rubber h-al. (at left) 1 A rich brown juede shoe with the rr.w long winy-tip styling, leather sole and hee'. (top left) nxur A brown-and-white buck shoe with golden brown calf wing tip, leather sole and rubber heel (center ebove) A brown suede shoo with plain foe and white cable stitching for trim.

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