Anniversary Greetings
ROY M. SMALL
INDEPENDENT PEAL ESTATE IROKER
Telephone 3-1349
513 Royal Court
Charlotte, N. C.
ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS
RAYBURN'S
PARKWOOD PHARMACY
T«l. 3-7139
1621 Porkwood
Charlotte, N. C.
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FOR THE REST, LET IDOL'S MAKE IT •
IDOL'S FLORIST
624 East Worthington
Phone 2-3664
Chorlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Greetings
BEN G. TUBEL
LET THE TAILOR DO YOUR TAILORING
1421 E. Moreheod St. Tel. 2-0032
Charlotte, N. C.
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THE SHUMAN CO.
126 W. Tremont Ave.
Telephone 3-5101
Charlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Greetings
NEELY'S ESSO SERVICE
COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE
3401 Tuckoseegee Rood
Telephone 9897
Charlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Greetings
L. E. LINDSAY'S CABINET SHOP
STO*E b RESTAURANT FIXTURES AND
CUSTOMIUILT KITCHENS
210 W. 11th St. Tel. 4-8991
Charlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Grantings
DERITA HARDWARE STORE
Jalaphont 4-0555
Darito, N. C.
COMPLETE HARDWARE LINES
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CROWELL'S AUTO TRIM SHOP
TAILORED AUTO SEAT COVERS
AND SPORT TOPS
262754 Tuckoseegee Road Telephone 4-2569
Charlotte, N. C.
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ALLEN ELECTRIC CO.
417 Pkm Ave.
Tel. 2 0394
Charlotte, N. C.
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Ten
"Easy" Lessons On How
To Build on Effective Union
(Reprinted from the Bulletin of
the American Federation of the
Physically Handicapped, Inc.)
1. Always be a “Free Rider,**
taking full advantage of the work
done by others, but, don't do any
work for the Organisation, your
self.
2. Always be quick to criticise,
but, never take a chance, by
SHOWING folks how to do it, in
stead of just TELLING THEM
HOW.
3. Gripe about Initiation Fees,
Dues, or other necessary Organi
sation Expenses. Dues are always
“TOO HIGH”, and the perfect Or
ganisation, according to some,
would be one wherein all Initiation
Fees and Dues were abolished; Of
ficers worked for nothing; Rent,
Lights, Heat, Insurance, Printing,
Postage, and Other Expenses is
“FREE”.
4. Be sure and never go to Meet
ings. Then, beef, and ask “What is
the Organisation doing, now? Why
don't they do something for the
Members?”
5. NEVER ASK A PERSON TO
JOIN THE ORGANIZATION. If
you did, you might help build up
the Organization into such a pow
erful group that it would be able,
thru having enough Members and
funds to accomplish some of the
things you ask for. If the Organ
ization did that, then, what would
you have to grouse about?
6. Never read Letters, Bulletins,
or Magazines, from your Organi
zation. If you did, you might then
become informed, and up-to-date
on what the Organisation is doing,
and, against your better judgment,
become more interested in its
work.
7. If you are a Lodge Officer, be
sure that you DON’T attend Meet
ings, or encourage others to do so.
8. If you are a Lodge Secretary,
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Carolina Foods, Inc.
Duchess Pies and
Carolina Fresh Sandwiches
222 W. Worthington
Tel. 3-9816
Charlotte, N. C.
Huntor Floral
Company, Inc.
FLOWERS
328 Sooth Tryon St.
Fhaoa 7119
Charlotte, N. C
or Financial Officer, be sure that
you pay no attention to the require
ments under the Constitothm. Such
promptitude, on your part, would
be unnatural, and you might, thus,
cause several heart-failures, at
H.Q.
9. Never stimulate, or take part
in your Lodge’s recreation affairs.
Just say, “Oh, that's a lot of fool
ishness”, and dismiss from your
mind the thought that perhaps a
dance, a musicale, a bingo party,
and the like, might give happiness
to many of our people.
10. In summary: where your Or
ganisation’s interest are concerned,
NEVER DO, TODAY, WHAT YOU
CAN PUT OFF, UNTIL TOMOR
ROW!
If you follow the above rules, we
guarante you will never build ANY
Organization, anywhere, anytime,
and, of course, then you won’t have
to be bothered at all.
BUT, IF YOU REALLY WANT
TO HAVE AN EFFECTIVE OR
GANIZATION JUST “REVERSE”
ALL SUGGESTIONS ABOVE and
SUBSTITUTE "DO IT NOW”! 1
And the above Easy Lessons on
HOW NOT To Build An Organiza
tion apply to our Labor Unions,
too! We must NOT follow them!
FRANK DUFFY IS HONORED
FOR LONG SERVICE TO LABOR
New York.—Top leaders of the
American Federation of Labor
and 600 union officials attended
the testimonial dinner tendered
here to Frank Duffy, general sec
retary emeritus of the. United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America and a former
AFL executive council member.
Among those honoring the serv
ices of Frank Duffy to America
and the cause of organized labor
were AFL President William
Green, General President William
L. Hutcheson of the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters, AFL
Secretary - Treasure^ George
Meany. AFL Vice President Mat
thew Woll, Charles H. Tuttle,
legal counsel to the brotherhood,
and other public and labor spokes
men. Their speecehs recalled the
vital part Frank Duffy played in
the development of the brother
hood which, during his 48 years
of tenure as general secretary,
grew to a mighty institution, com
prising 750,000 members in the
United States and Canada. Pres
ident Green also called attention
to Frank Duffy’s constant interest
interest in civic and international
affairs which “now as after the
first world war are matters of
fundamental and vtal concern to
American labor.”
Toastmaster of the celebration,
arranged by the NeNw York Car
penters District Council, was
Anniversary Greetings
Red Top
Cob Service
919 East Fourth St.
Tal. 9685
Charlotte, N. C.
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Carolina Aniline fir
Extract Co.
301 South Cedar St.
Charlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Greetings
Coles Barber Shop
424 So. Church St.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Honest Service
Station
140S W. Trade St.
Tol.9441
Charlotte, M. C
Charles Johnson, Jr., general ex*
ecutive board member of the
brotherhood. President Charles
W. Hanson of the New York
Council presented the guest of
honor with a gold membership
card and a leather-bound volume
containing testimonial handscrolls
fro rathe 40 locals ailiated to the
council.
GERMAN SHOE RATION ENDS
Frankfort, Germany. — Shoes
and textiles were taken off the
ration in Western Germany. The
action, effective immediately, was
taken by the Anglo-American
zone’s economic parliament fol
lowing a previous approval of
the British and American military
governors. Under rationing, the
Germans previously could buy
one pair of shoes a year.
Anniversary Greetings
Charlotte Paper Co.
224 Soupth Cedar
Tel. 3-7104
Charlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Greetings
City Ice Delivery Co.
700 W. Ninth St.
Tal. 2-2171
Charlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Greetings
Thomas Cadillac
Oldsmobile Co.
214 No. Church St.
Tal. 4-6927
Charlotte, N. C.
Gilmer Moore
Company
121 South Tryon St.
Phone 3-1939
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J. A. TERRY
Phene 2-0769
AUTHORIZED SEPTIC TANK IUILDERS
By the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County under the
new sanitary regulations passed by the city and county board on
March 4, 1949.
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HOY FERGUSON
FOR BEST BARGAINS IN USED CARS
See me before buying or selling.
11th and Brevard Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Anniversary Greeting!
BYRAM'S TIRE SERVICE
GOOD GULF PRODUCTS
GOODYEAR TIRES
Road Service and Auto Repairs
1600 Central Ave. ^ Tel 4 3492
Charlotte, N. C.
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DURHAM'S GROCERY
818 So. Church St.
Tel. 9787
Charlotte, N. C.
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PITTMAN & CORNELIUS
GROCERY (
421 So. McDowell Tel. 9470
Charlotte, N. C.
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HAHN'S BAKERY
TRY US FOR THE BEST
in Cakes, Pies, Pastries and All Delicacies.
We Specialize in All Types of Breads — 100% Whole Wheat,
Salt Rising, etc.
1521 Central Ave.
Charlotte, N. C.
Tel. 3-6026
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Finer Full Fashioned
Hosiery Company
Manufacturers of
nylons
Fine Ladies’ Hosiery