European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 18, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Falcio pressing members to Battle race discrimination by Martin Arl North american thru paper Alliance new Falcio civil rights committee is pressing All federation affiliates to insist on a fair employment practices clause in their contracts with according to Charles s committee a Vic president of the International ladles garment Edward a Leader of the National for the advancement of Colo Rcd peo negroes and Whites have been elected As officers of a rubber workers local in and of a woodworkers local in Tri optic Boon to partially Blind october proposes that the fair on the debit Side of the Al Etna torment clause forbid an Temcio civil rights Segal notes Plover to discriminate a gains that two Southern locals of the workers because of Creed or american federation of teachers color in withdrew from the Parent body be cause of the National unions firm stand against segregated Zimmerman and Segal emphasize that the unions face the Long and of the intensified drive j difficult problem of educating to eliminate ration and other j their both in the discriminatory practices against i North and the to a genuine of pay and in All other conditions of the garment Union Leader said his committees Campaign is part members of minority in in education and every other phase of american about 60 per cent of the Al Clos 135 Mecner unions now have acceptance of the human rights especially in the various apprenticeship training most of which still carry on discriminatory Killor wins parole in Oklahoma Oklahoma City a fair employment provi tons in their Zimmerman estimated to of of minorities Are Al ways the last to hired and the first to be the Union i contract forbids it in this percs the rate of unemployment among nonwhite in twice Raymond Gary has signed a parole High As among he for Julius three time claimed stayer and a Leader of one of okla he asserted that discriminatory Timas bloodiest i Breaks 22 practices of employers were also hurting Ernp Jed of the purple d a Jority races in 19m he wind citing for Clement y by the department of Job or former Gary said he is the average year of is a Jority group families i exited while that of Bohannon will go to work at a even in new York Here j veterinary Hospital at greater Progress in stamping out j discrimination being Mode than Bohannon would have served 2t Small inv moving into realty Field by Robert nether Colf kith american newspaper is a Model in revolutionary Trio Puc which a magnification Range of from 300 to per made up of to provide an unusually wide Range of the Lens is expected to bring Youthful vision to As Many As half of americas partially press International photo Inri in the Oklahoma prison next 5 me was serving two 99 in any other pert of the wintry find 64 per of All while male in the r year sentences and one life term in to Only 31 for the slay Mats of two m curtain per cent of negro count Deputy sheriffs and a Prisi Lender has accused general electric forcedsavings9 offer of be blasted by Union Washington Fulda labor or less from their pay Check and Zimmerman another top Tabor Ben pointed some of the Progress being made in the who est nation director of the International Union on of trying to put Over a Wail crime career began gimmick Stock savings pro 10 193ft when he was to prison to for grand larceny in in May James president of the to rum no n 1 d a break of 20 International Union of electric from the prison a workers said the Prog Art Orie prison official and one convict was a big hoax that would pro electrical workers and head of j were i vide Windfall profits for be exec Union on civil Bohannon from the Pri Stives but would be a losing promo and the Fol on on two other in 1947 sit Ion for some workers and lowing Steps Forward Texas of Lois Council has takes an fallout stand in sup port of the National Falcio Posi Tion on civil a position which is vastly unpopular in the threats of physical violence from the White citizens Council and the Kun flux the Louisiana a Folio Council has re fused to get rid of one of vice ferry preacher a the Gordon Negen wants to protect he parishioners from fire in this the 27 Earold clergy be has proposed a Complex plan whereby workers would forego part of the wage increase due under terms of a five year contract Between due and the the giant firm would then use the wages it retained to supple Man joined the boroughs Volunteer j Mem workers contributions for he lives just half Purchase of be Stock or Sun a Block from the first there gets to drive the and i would like to he Ings under the employees could authorize a deduction of 6 per cent Hod Woods favorite drunkard Dies 8aranac up comedian Jack who built a career out of appearing to be happily lovable died Here of a respiratory ailment he was Norton was instantly recognised by millions of moviegoers from one end of the world to the other whenever he appeared in one of his More than 300 motion few moviegoers knew his whenever Hie smilingly pie eyed face and slim twitching moustache showed up on the screen Only for Brief result was Norton real name was Mortimer Naughton he started his show business career at the age of in a Brooklyn cabaret in one of his Norton played a Lush who Sang therell come u night when youll get and follow the car it typecast like it or he was the stage in the Ziegfield follies and in some of Earl car Rolls Norton appeared in he familiar characterization of the formally dressed Lush hanging from a Lamppost and grinning idiot in the 1930s he went to Hollywood and appeared in dozens of directors doted on using him in scenes which called for him to stand at a eavesdropping on a the charac ters doing the talking would mean one but from the expressions on Norton the audience realized he thought they meant something usually quite at the close of Trie Norton would make some confused peer into his Glass or Down the neck of a and stagger out in a rumpled a stereotype Norton was often called on to play that of the bib Ulous a part he played in More than 20 in 50 years of playing Norton developed an intense hatred for the stage highball he was sometimes called on to drink by the the highball were made of Tea or Ginger liberally spiked with bicarbonate of on stage Norton was a in real he was a be would Chip in a maximum of 3 per cent of wages or 50 per cent of the employees the Money would be placed in Trust in an individual account for each Carey said this Force savings proposal fails to meet the unions demands for improved Job unemployment benefits and Severance negotiations reopening the contract Are stalled because of the dispute Over the the due president said be changed us tune when it registered the plan with the securities and Exchange commission Sec by emphasizing that the plan was Carey said Many non Union office and technical workers were pressured to sign up for the savings benefits be Are now surrendering a claim for wages that Are due them in return for theoretical benefits and Finan Cial advantage that Jay never he he said in a state workers who signed up under pressure should be allowed to change their Carey he added that be hoped to see Sec chairman Edward Gadsby and other Sec members to complain about the be registration he also said the statement to the Sec omits mention of the fact hat be executives can now buy Stock for about on third of its Market if the Stock plan went into value of the Stock would be inflated because f increased and provide a Windfall for these Carey he added that the company re Erves the right to cancel the pro Gram at any time which he sold was the most unacceptable part f the proposal new York the Small by Vestor is being courted these Dan More than just the paddlers of Mutual funds and Oil real estate syndic tors Are moving in to win some of the Small Caslo of the nonprofessional Market d and there capitalizing of the old adage that theres no vestment like a Little piece of a Little piece of or Betta whats standing on seems to be proving an almost irresistible Tan to the Little Guy who never dreamed he could Ever participate in a Bra real estate Wall Street Era so much Money is being poured into private and Public tons each year that it can be Garden As a Stampede toward group what it Means what it All amounts to is this groups of from four to five to thousand interested parties together in a Syndicate and invert in properties that Range from Swank motels to giant office the Man who brings together is the he property wholesale and then it retail to the the Cator takes a middleman profit for his according to Louis of new York biggest and known of the syndicator ship of real estate in this Manet has reached a total of 99 Biho and current growth is at a rate of billion a Syndicate formed under Glickman alone have invested Over 135 lion in properties valued at the big attraction is High i Alec and special tax turns on investment of 10 to 12 Par cent Are and they sons times go As High As 16 per centum 1056 return guarantee Glickman general motors built ing syndication in this City Guanu tees a 10 per cent for this is considered tops the the new York buyers but in Western and cities returns often Are ably another Factor contributing to the syndicates High return is fit tax almost All Are established on a partnership or no corporate and of operated in a manner calculated it make them exempt from corporation this Means Holder of Stock gets a pro nil share of a projects allowance for tax one of the Best things about Tai recent upsurge in syndication sell Vity is the help its giving to tin building Industry As a lilt building Magazine architectural forum noted in a recent it not Only produces the Fuad for a growing number of new ventures hut permits the owner to recover his ize his and then put both Back to work in another construe i t t 1 i o i i 9 Sailor can expect 135foot letter Iowa Clarence Hagen has mailed a Tettat to his Sailor son measuring 139 feet Long pin d weighing 1h porno pc Hagen figured he had travel of Miles to collect 259 from various inched Fri the governors of 26 states and Tif mayors of 70 cities they All Nnaji into the Hagens son is ing aboard the now if port at the in part Post office said it was longest letter it had Ever and charged Hagen Post afr h it c s i n9 Tot a be j a bal trs we Dri