News And Views
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the most out of the only thing
fjo can call his edge. Moreover,
the method of tying prices and
■wages together can in a shrinking
consumer economy result only in
recklessness and further inflation
ary pressure*.
For example, workers whose
wages are regulated by the liv
ing cost scale, will in all proba
bility become indifferent to pricesf
any upward move, so they argue,
is hound to come out of other
| people's pocket*—industrial earn
: ings, the public purse, etc. — so
why bother. That the argument
of relying upon somebody else’s
i pocketbook does not hold water
| is likely to get lost in the scram-,
i hie for higher paychecks and the
workings of a system that - as
sures the working man of more j
1 and more tin dollars) for less and
less (in goods).
TENNESSEE WORKERS VOTE
FOR HOSIERY WORKERS
Columbia, Tenn. — The Ameri
can Federation of Hosiery Work
ers, the most recent International
Union to affiliate with the Amer
ican Federation of Labor, won the
bargaining rights for all of the
employes of the Tennessee Knit
' ting Mills, Inc., when the NLRB
rcently conducted an election
among the employes there.
The American Federation of
Hosiery Workers is fast complet
ing its affiliation with the Ameri
can Federation of Labor units by
attaching itself to the local Cen
tral Bodies and State Federations
throughout the southern states.
Portsmuoth, N. H.—Michael
tBudgie) Larkin, 13, shot an ar
row into the air and bagged one
wold duck. He said his hit came
on a duck “about SO feet out on
Piscataqua river and sittin'.”
OKLAHOMA LUMBER WORK
ERS GO TO THE TEAMSTERS
; Altus, Okla.—Employes of the
| Cameron Lumber Company re
; cently voted to authorize the
General Drivers, Chauffeurs, |
Warehousemen and Helpers, Lo
cal Union No. fc«6, to represent
| them in collective bargaining
MEDICAL EMPLOYES
JOIN MACHINISTS
, Ft. Worth. Tex—All employes
j of the medical department of the
i Consolidated Vultee Aircraft C-or
; poration recently voted to have
■ Aeronautical Industrial District
77t’>. International Association of
; Machinists, represent them in col
lective bargaining efforts.
Purchase Union Label gifts
,<nd make it a very Merry Christ
mas.
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1. John McCrae, Canadian phy
sician.
2. Andrew Jackson.
3. He was the hero of Victor
Hugo's “Lea Miserable*.”
4. Jethro.
5. A vegetable fungus. •
6. In the ear.
7. The Greek-Trojan war.
8. A government which is
actually ruling a country, al
though not necessarily with legal
or constitutional sanction.
9. A North American Indian
chief, originally chief of a con
federation.
10. San Marino, in the Appen
nines.
EMPLOYES VOTE
TOBACCO WORKERS
Nashville, Teiyn.—The Tobacco
Workers International Union was
certified as the bargaining agent
among the emjfloyes of the Cum
berland Tobacco Works in a re
cent vote conducted by the NLRB.
FLORIDA MILK CO.
WORKERS GO UNION t
Tampa, Fla. — Employes of
Borden’s Dairy, Tampa Branch,
authorized the Teamsters, Chauf
feurs and Helpers Local Union
No. 79 to represent them in bar
gaining in a 10 to 1 vote con
ducted by the NLRB.
MACHINISTS WIN
ELECTRIC UNIT
Little Rock, Ark. -— Interna
tional Association of Machinists.
Lodge-No. 1775, was certified as
the bargaining agent for employes
of the Westingbouse Electric
Corporation in a vote among the
employes.
I AM WINS IN ATLANTA
Atlanta. On Mechanics and
porters in the service department
and all parts department em
ployes of the Mack Motor Truck
Corporation voted on August 10
to authorize the International As
sociation of Machinists. District
Lodge No to represent them
in collective bargaining in a vote
of about 2 to 1.
TRUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained in
that certain deed of trust execut
ed and delivered by William C.
Winchester and wife, Helen Win
chester, dated September 1, 1949
and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Meck
lenburg: county, North Carolina,
in Book 1407, at Page 290, and
because of default of payment of
the indebtedness thereby secured
and failure to carry out and per
form the stipulations and agree
ments therein contained and pur
suant to the demand of the own
er and holder of (die indebtedness
secured by the said deed of trust
the undersigned trustee will ex
pose for sale at public auction to
the-highest bidder for cash at the
County Court House of Mecklen
burg County, in the City of Char
lotte, North Carolina, at 12
o’clock noon on Monday, the 17th
day of December, 1951, all that
certain lot or parcel of land, sit
uated, lying and being: in Char
lotte Township, Mecklenburg
County, State of North Carolina,
and more particularly described
as follows:
Being the same lot of land con
veyed to William C. Winchester
and wife, Helen Winchester, by
B. J. Sanders, deed of which was
recorded same date as deed of
trust.
Being located at No. 119-151
Bruns avenue, Charlotte, N. C„
! and being lot No. 2 as shown on
[ Map Book 4. Page 203 of the
Registry of Mecklenburg County,
! North Carolina, said lot has a
• fiontage of 40 feet on Bruns av
enue and extends back 212 feet on
the riiost easterly side and 2' 5.7
| on most westerly side and is 42.3
! feet from one rear corner to other
i i uj-nae. -
\ <asn deposit oi iu per cent
of bid will be required. The bid
will be rejected if the deposit !s
not immediately made, said de
posit shall be refunded in case a
resale is ordered on account of in
creased bid. Otherwise shall Ve
applied on purchase price.
Subject to unpaid taxes and
street assessments, if any, for
paving.
This sale will be held open ten
days for upset bid as by law re
quired.
This 16th day of November,
1951.
J. C. SEDBERRY,
Substitute Trustee.
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DUE VERSE ANSWERS
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1. Jehovah.
2- The Hebrew people.
3. Isaiah the prophet.
4. Isaiah 41:10.
Declare your independence af
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There is Nothing Finer
than to Live in
North Carolina
48 years ago next month,
on December 17th, the
Wright Brothers made their first flight at Kill
Devil Hill. There will be a celebration of
national recognition held on the anniversary
of that day. Another North Carolina first in
December is Wilmington's "world's largest
living Christmas tree," with the annual cele
bration held in Hilton Park of that city.
Everywhere in North Carolina there will be
many who also remember December 7 ten
years ago, Pearl Harbor Day.
Official winter begins December 22. Also,
this is the month to prune trees and plants -
and, remember too, after work or play, most
of us can enjoy a glass of beer—sold under
our State ABC system of legal control that'
is working so well.
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11/ ARM1STlC£ DAY» J 115 resolve that mry
If day u ill fa a Jay of remembering the men who
' died for us in Korea And the lesson they gave
tfair Iiicj to teach us: peace is for the strong
We must make it clear to all men of ail .. ..ions
that no possible gam can come from aggressive action.
That ue have built and arc maintaining a superior
strength. And that ue stand ready to use that strength
u fancier our rights or freedom are imperiled. ^
We mu5t build for our uar dead a monument oj
strength uhteh shall be, in turn, a monument oj peace
for our generation and those to come.
Thm is • job lot peace that you caa do. it's tint R«k up out
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tag United States Defease Beads Bay them regularly— through the
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