Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1949 — Page 17

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Has Been Claiming Paid Membership Of Six Million By FRED W. PERKINS Serinps-Howard Stat Writer WASHINGTON, Déc. 19—The CIO made. public its annual fi-/ nancial statement today for the first time, and thus started immediate questioning about the! size Of its membership. | The CIO -has been claiming) 6 million dues-paying members, but the financial report indicated less than four million. The latter figure is reached by dividing the “per: capita” tax required from each member into!

into the year that ended Sept. 30.| The total dues-paying membership during the year is shown to be| 3,688,349. | The per capita tax of each] member to the national organization was 96 cents a year. The total reported received through| such payments was $3,540,815. | CIO spokesmen pointed out that many actual members may have been’ delinquent in dues, which include payments to local unions as well as the per capita taxes to the national organization. 11 Booted Out The 11 national and international “leftwink” unions that have been booted out, or are in process of examination toward being booted out, also. wegg cited as possible reasons fol the discrepancy in the figures, However, affairs with the leftish unions did not reach a showdown until the CIO's Cleveland convention in November — after the date of the financial report. All these leftish unions claimed! to be up in payments to the national CIO. Unless the CIO is successful in recapturing most or all of the members of the dissident unions, its membership figures will show a drop in the next. financial report. The 11 unions have been| described by Philip Murray, CIO} president, as representing less! than 10 per cent of total CIO membership. The largest of them, ! the United Electrical Workers! has claimed “a membership of: 425,000: — The CIO has chartered another; ution, the IUE under leadership

of CIO Secretary-Treasurer James Jf

B. Carey, to corral members of

paign ‘and ,others similar to it" and for general organizing pur-

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tones Ceanst Fon ot chars ||} | WE ARE ORDERED! C.L."SPEED" BARTLEY the auctioneer is following Mr. Rollin Stewart's orders! "SPEED" oe S|] en mane 5 | is the name for the way he sells! The goods must be sold to the BARE WALLS!! Choose from America's better makers: the kind Hartmann's have been known for during the past 56 years-Jamestown, Grand Rapids, Rockford . . . Everything must and will be sold to the

surviving stockholder of Hartmann’s, since the death

ill of L. Russell Stewart, has orEVERYTHING | 1 Ill dered the remaining furni-

ture, rugs and appliances

ATE DISAGREED Ill sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, i HIGHEST BIDDER!

to assist in closing the estate

WITH ME UNTIL] || of is deceased brother. | "COME! SEE FOR YOURSELF—WE MUST SELL OUT!

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He ing. treme I | “Speed” is the name for the way we're selling—costs have been forgotten. A 3-pc. bedroom sold for $40—2-pc. living room nutritional deficiencies! I

i ing is bei Id to the Ii f 7—I I $1.50—chrome dinettes went at $40—table lamps for $1.50. Every thing is being so TIME 13 IMPORTANT! | ro bidder. Youll or have an opportunity to buy for less. Come Monday—REMEMBER—you make your own price!

C. L. “Speed” Bartley sr, ||

ETAT WE MUST SELL $90,000 WORTH AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

ever before! To sell every-

$hing 10 she Highest agar il square feet jam-packed with furniture tagged “Sold.” All this has been removed and new

BLE TIME! NOTHING WILL i goods is now in its place, brought in from our Warehouse—two-thirds of the $300,000 we BE RESERVED! | started with has been sold at Give-Away Prices—NOW YOU CAN BUY THE REMAINING : $90,000 AT YOUR OWN PRICES AT AUCTION.

If you were in the opening day of the auction—you saw this mammoth store; 55 thousand

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