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‘, Sixty Years of Building Health

Sixty Years of Instilling Hope
Sixty Years of Practicing Brotherly Love

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UNION PRINTERS HOME

To International Typographical Union, while observing
its 100th Anniversary Year, the 60th
Year of the Union Printers Home at Colorado-Springs,
Colo. Fortunately, the realization of hum initarian ideas and

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altruistic plans has kept pace with the discoveries of science

and the development of skills by the building of this Home

for the aged and infirm. To have maintained this Home for
sixty years is a tribute to the unselfishness of the working
union printers of the United States and Canada.

This Union Printers Home for aged craftsmen, with its
hospital and tuberculos's sar

atorium, 1S a practical invest-

ment for the International Typographical | nion’s 95,000
It offers reh< suffering

curable diseases and relief for those

members. bilitation for those from

who need medical care

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and assistance often impossible to obtain elsewhere.

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Hospital Operating Room

sands of union printers have been restored to health and
returned to useful production. It-is financed solely from the
pay checks of union printers. *

In addition to the care for the sick, the Home itself is a
place of refuge and rest for many whose life-work is prac-
tically finished and whose remaining years can be cheered
and lightened by the love of universal kinship and the tender-
of human affection,’ William Green,
presitient of the American Federation of Labor, said of-it:
the Union Printers Home as
one of the most outstanding achievements of any and all
And a typical picture of the Home today
was accurately aie at the dedication ceremonies just

ness and helpfulness
“l regard the establishment of
organizations.’

Sixty years ago:
“This Home is a tribute tothe worth of the craft and to

Board of Trustees
Wooprurr RANDOLPH, President
WiiuiaM R. Lucas, Vice-President
Don F. Hurp, Secretary-Treasurer
Roy T. BAKER
Guy M. BILLINGSLY
Epwarp J, FirzGeRaLD
Danie J. MCCAULEY

DoweLt E. PATTErson, Superintendent
Eva R. PAtTerson, Matron

the benevolent development of the age. Here will be gathered

many of tke bright minds of the art preservative. Here after
the active possibilities of life have departed will come veterans
from the ranks, to gather around the hospitable fireside,
amid the glow and beauty of this most favored spot, and
recount the experiences of the craft, stories of the printshop,
and achievements of great men of the profession. Here will
the burden of misfortune be lifted, sorrows mitigated, suffer-
ing ameliorated, and the sunset days of many good men be
rendered most happy.”

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The building of the Union Printers Home, its growth and
its maintenance by working union printers throughout the
United States and Canada—this truly is an exemplification
of otr American way of doing things!

“Dairy Herd and Corrals

Prince Kupeit Daity News
Friday, July 4, 1952