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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
REPUBLICANS SPLIT
OVER SOLDIER BONUS

WASHINGTON, April go House Re.
publcans, divided into two factions over
the sales tax plan fo- raising funds
for soldier relief Legislation. win meet
in party caucus tonight TO smooth out
their differences There was no ind
cation early today what would lee the
result.
Both sides lined un during thr day.
GRITTY seeking to gather strength To con
vince the regular leaders that enact
nent Of the rcHet hill as planned could
not b" accomplished with ,hr sul.s tax
among its provisions
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
WILL BUILD TWO HOMES

w. r. Hudson & Co. took out two
building permits late Thursday. One,
for a building to cost $4,000, is for
W. +. Mickey. The building will be
of face brick. with a tile roof, and will
be located at 1893 Monroe avenue.
The other is for a home at 1913 East
Parkway, for j, s. Williams, and will
cost $4,000; being two-story, ten
room affair, of face brick. A hot water
heater will add 1880 to the total.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
AGREEMENT REACHED.

WASHINGTON, April 3O,--SuEar re-
finers have entered. into an agreement
with department OF justice to prevent
resale OF sugar to the trade and thus
decrease speculation. Attorney General
PalnNpT announced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
TWO MEN FREED.

II. Glassman and Abe Glassman.
charged with assault and battery on
j. Weisberg, were found not guilty by
a jury in First division OF criminal court
Thursday afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
COTTAGE IS SOLD.

o. r. Spraggns has purchased the
cottage owned by Mrs. Matte Christian,
located at 1881 Evelyn avenue. for S.
900 The sale was made by ~. II.
Farmer. of +. W. Faxon e. Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
PERSHING AT PANAMA.

PANAMA. April 3o--Geu. John J.
rershing arrived here today TO mako
an inspection OF military forces in the
Canal Zone
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
COMMUNISTS ASK STRIKE

BOSTON, April 30.-An appeal to
united strike on May is contained in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30

posters purporting TO be the May day
proclamation of the central executive
abmmittee OF the communist party OF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30

America" which are being circulated
here. The appeal is headed hail to
the soviets"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
WHOLE HAMS

Picnic Hams ............ 24c
Morris Supreme, skinned 39c
Boiled Ham, whole Isle
Boiled Ham, sliced ,.....55c
Dressed Hens ........43c
Special Demonstration Of
Nucoa Butter, SIC a lb.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21
Question::

issuance Of 100000 bonds Richmond the purpose Of nacad
H - f' '''u' a"o "'oseS OF u'e
The purpose Of the bond the nacaiam roads
ISL art winch has been taken
Will be reconstructed by the This Is: w ~ 1851
he lckwood road through Apach Eastern town limits of
pig stone Cap and from the Western OF
line. - 49, ~ " VIC i-ee county
' Tor combination OF and so
roads done '''1 '"'NhN'"'
''''''
The road through Big Gap Weston to the Eastern limits
with spur 70 the xtr Works. valley turnpike from Biz
9ohe zap across Little stone Gadlc line
IRON stone thence
he Wld Cat valley road from East "a to the
lie slong
he road from East Stone Valley be improved
road Linden Laura o be graded andm
he aokcrs Neck road will be
Fork school '''
Necessity for This Work:
Every knows that and done quickly orr 3s
w soon be gone and enenent have already some
Of these roads almost nov. ~
If the bond work will season as
Sufficiency of the Issue:
The movement started the
ct to the Board Supervisors which petitions
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

Practically the only opposition the issue coues fran,
me Lynch road ,,,n
Great lhe bond issue (Which they will do what fix Win r
inc be another
ooh4 issue OF any Kind for ut least year BY That Tine The
, "'' 70 10 pieces ami Of them be impnssnbIe
"PPosS az tnr emu q"
yhch road rs called II will either succeed If il 1na
~ year year 9th can
Does anyone doubt what fix roads every here
M "t III ny that ume! II 1t succeeds
rod ~ VIII nave To carry at least bonds
axe 300 100000 for tho Lynch alone and il win ma
PtO 200 90 and more To do other ro,
maj can now be done for 100000 Does any sane
additional bonds? III 49, f''''Vooo"'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21
DISTRIBUTION
OF ROAD MONEY

The following is the the road pro
posed S;00,00o0O bond issue must be used
Sonegn road from L. * n station Appalnchin o
Lick junction, BIB mites OGO
Sonegn road Mmllick Junction Sonega miles il 900
lnnan Linden road school house II 4
to Laura mines, 3 miles ~, 900
imhocn. Exeter road from mouth of Pigeon Creek 10
Exeter, miles 10000
From Exeter Ice county line. miles 500
Nd Cat road from East Stone Gap Oreon 10000
From school house in Big stone Gap overhead
road crossing in East Stone Gap, m .. 10000
from said overhead crossing to Alinons store 2
miles .....,..... 900
Crackers Neck Mnton's o
in Crackers Neck miles Il. ......... M 1000
From East Stone Gap Butchers Ridge
valley z ...............
Road through the town of Big Stone Gap from
east with spur l. q n. overhead bridge to
The tannery 03 miles, to the eastern corporation
line of Big Stone Gap, total distance 3 SO miles $4,000
The valley road from the eastern limits OF Big Stone
Gap up the valley Little Stone Gap the
Galevillo District line, miles ..... &c.. 40
Butchers Fork road from llI, valley turnpike up
Butchers Fork through ll'' Rohineitr farm, . SO
miles ......... .........
The supervisors required to spend all of this money
bur they spend Of the sections aud in
amounts above Money voted for
can not be used on any other section
Appallchiu will have it's main street through the
ont aid kept the State without dollar of the
people of Big Gap get
money for the roads in This is because the law
es that state highway will he spent the roads
towns which had the 1910
Big Stone Gap in this class, Appa!acha
In last weeks issue of the Cumberland Progressive publish
Appaachin objections the road bond issue
made This hardly reflect the senmsnt of the citi
ze of Appaluca because large number the leading citi
Gems of the town appeared befo the lBoard of Supervisors
heir meeting Wise Cougt 9ne few weeks when the
BOARD approved the 'OO0 fbond Issue and unani
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21
VOTE FOR THE BONDS:
REMEMBER THE DAY. SATURDAY, APRIL Oath 1920

molsly Petilonet Judge S&een submit vote of th,
people ana stated to the Board citizens of Appunh
approved this bond ISSUE and would heartily support It, Th.r
were from twenty-five to thirty of thu leading
most nasnta citizens of tho town embracing lawyers
W. mere railroad men and all other classes,
voice was raised against this bond
t'or oil was unanimous this delegation Did these
OF are they going to side ii? We shall and See
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

The Cumberland Prog saya that tho Commercial (b
OF Appalacn opposes this bond wants the dis
ouoh OF FUNDS to be inst aud equitable
rom Appaacha when fort.two 42 per per cent 90 he
eAat PlzSoV) OF the bond be
leading exclusively into Appaiacia tho fact
na he state Keeps up free of Appaachu only other
roan leading INTO the town, which nu
aao Keeps up the main street of the What does the
commercial Gun OF Appalachian earth with gold
renee around ~ Does IT want the whole 100000 and leave
nothing 10 The of the district? -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

Every farmer and gardener Richmond district
son' solidly Without th Mani aa,,
lt "rS WI" 20 to pieces and shut in 10
l'n,NV WIN inc "ld mus, road
% ht oadS Snod and strong and you load of
"'h TO NE con- fields every HON.
ni"hrF ihe 'inr OF farm and garden Joubln
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

Every house wife aud rkiug the co,l InIs
souh work ar Tor the bond roads rin thn al
i l'hcke's TO your front gates with Vegetables
1870 osRS anu ch'rkrhs Defeat the bonds,
"tu' hpnshhho rui roads you viii do without ,hrsn
h'nH9 or buy them from the and hennoy h
Lord nave mercy Your souls! ' 80
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

ne Cumberland Progressive that be built
me p"hn issue are the ones the coal companies built
wrong brother Ii ,er
own interests they would oppose making They ould
Drhg IN their employees the railroads ia ncon
senent as possible for them to out trade them
10 40 All their trading at the Incl
dentay they would payment of heavy taxes for roads
Instead of ths marrow policy however coal companies al
nsns d no I they about
support Appalacha. If they were to shut up and
duI ninety 80 per cent? per cent of the people Of
living. >' ~ '''''Ne q
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

The town of Big Stone Gap pays twenty per cent go pe
OF the taxes of the Richmond district 1t gets Of the
issue only Twelve per cent az For
hat pays 1t gets back only $500 gets nothing from the
state 'uhn "ii the Commercial Club of Appaacha us
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

wl Appnacna gets and what pay e. anl then tell us what l.
ul'hkS Isl 'JuHtlce and equality"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

Inc report OF the County to
ofS was mat to clear and grade the the Kentucky
"nuid cost flSOOOO To wonld ,o1
OF louooOO Before easily cost S9cO no M
lie f'chnond District already $500 600 90 of road
oonus y total OF SGO000000 so,,a
Wiling to pun on the district law allowed more
therefore, IL Is slarely to the
cht between the Lynch road hand and a tl. ot
roads OF the district the other They cannot hav b,
rms bond issue carries $50 pike the Wild On, r
eauig TO Lee and Scott counties There il
cee ovelhent by Wise, Lee and counties whereby
succeeds, will b,. ~
t ol pattonsvlie where 1t VIII the Highway
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

WY does any one in Appaachia oppose issue
"neh Ihat town gets of it of the is
ct together? But for good cenerne at
IL would be but very small village the thrifty pro.
town a IL is lts trade and nearly
Of Ing to over the nnPkes from the coal Many
not live in Appalacha unless thew had oon
roads on which to go to and from their work p
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21
How viii You Vote?

TONS d oG % the bonds Will mean vote for
q i'm
our m ana Gher good oiens make t vote AGAINST
ISSUE VIII 'ote vhiCh
been the curse of rand in he va
conditions = ' '''' "o'9e 'Vlhs
VOTE FOR THE BONDS
honds t "''e'e '"u lt' sen the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21

h section These sections and have
known The Board
me oIut call the
me state Highway
be issued Will to
special proposition orli
u f'0tN'N''' ""u
Therefore amounts DESIGNATED for e,cf c,; -
spent elsewhere
sufncent tor the work proposed. m "' 80
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-04-21
The Bonded Debt Of the District.

hands ne "nts'ndg bonds The district including part Of county
'A y ABOUT 100000 his additional make total
ooIIoo Tne within thc limit fixed by the per Of the xae
district Nhl will TO n,yth
a'Re on the individual citizen the corporations pay about
Evening star., 1920-03-03
$500 Mems Wear
Serge, $3.98

5s-Inch All-Wool Mems Wear
Serge, in the stylish oxford gray:
a very popular fabric for mems
and womens wear.-First Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
$l.OO Bandeaux. 70c

Pink Bandeaux. soft quality
silk and cotton materials, with
elastic insert; perfect fitting; all
SizeS.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
BETHESDA PEOPLE MEET.
Bank Is Host at Supper Given for
Community Discussion.

About $50 officers, stockholders and
their guests attended the supper given
by the Bank of Bethesda last night in
lmirie's Hall at Bethesda. The affair
was a "get-acquainted" gathering and
the talks that followed the supper were
all directed toward development of a
closer spirit Of community co-opera-
tion in the development of Bethesda dis
trict.
Among the speakers were E. L. Stock,
Walter Tuckerman, NJ. Wilson Offutt.
Eugene Stevens and other officers and
directors of the Bank of Bethesda and
a number of citizens of Bethesda dis
trict, who discussed the needs of the
community, including road improve
ments, better school facilities. together
with a proposed bond issue for better
school buildings and increased salaries
for teachers. improved street car facili-
ties, modern building with a commo-
dious hall for public gatherings and
other matters of general interest to the
community.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
Women's $40 High Shoes
S7.45 a Pair

Womens High Shoes, lace and button models, of tan
calf patent colt brown and black kid and dull feathers
Louis and Cuban heels Sizes 2H ], widths from to D.
This seasons most popular styles-Fnst Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
SOC White Plisse
Crepe, Z9c

27-inch White Plisse Crepe,
soft finish grade for undergar-
ments: subject to slight impet.
fections.-First Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
Csc Window Shades,
74c

Heavy Opaque Cloth Window
Shades. strictly perfect quality.
in white, ecru. light, medium and
dark green. Size 3x6 it. Mount
ed on guaranteed spring rollers.
complete with all fixtures and
crochet ring to match.-Fourth
Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03

These suits of regular Stock and matter Of
closing regardless of former selling prices the
assurance of higher prices next We must make
room spring lines, and remaining winter lines
now marked at this final clearance price for speedy close
out likely find such values again for long
time-better look seasons needs while these
savings are available
Every expey tailored Of fine quality CLOTH and
choice and fancy Styled
single breasted and conservative waist
novelty models. "a o AZ in the lot
$45.OO to $47.5O Overcoats, $3375-Mens and young
mems quality smooth and rough cloths including
plaid back materials, attractive 90 IL
shades looking models Sizes 81 49, NJ ~
Reduced to
$3.50 $I1.OO Trousers, $695-Men's and young mems
Separate made of fine quality materials, in
OF desirable Dark blue effects, Vh (S
mixtures, and novelty effects Sizes 80 SDUs1O
a.. Reduced to
FloorDa Store for
Evening star., 1920-03-03
Women's $1.50
BIoomers, S1.OO

Genuine Windsor Crepe Bloom
ers. il white, also Of pink muslin
doluhIe elastic kree and REIN
forced: 81! sizea.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
39c Curtain Scrirns,
Z4c

Yard-wide Curtain Scrinls.
good sheer quality. white or ecru
grounds with floral. figured or
bird design borders, also all-over
figured effects: coloring Of blue.
pink, green, gold and hello. Cus
from the full bolts. which enables
you to purchase any number o.
yards.-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
$l.Z5 White Wolfe,
zoe

44-inch White Chiffon Wolfe.
beautiful two-ply quality, for
dainty waists and dresses. The
unusual width is an added attrac-
ton to this already popular fab
ric.-First Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
$3.50 Bed Spreads,
$3.98

Crochet Bedspreads. full dou-
BILE bed size: in heavy raised
Evening star., 1920-03-03
soc White Wolfe. 39c

40-inch White Chiffon Wolfe.
waists and dresses.-First Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

FORD 1920 sedan; used weeks; Army onlcsr,
going to Russia, nseds cash. Address Boz
367-P, Star ONCE. }Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
DODGE roadster for sale: Al condition. s2s
st. s.w. -
SAXON, light SIX touring. 1918 model: excel
FORD touring. with starter: run seven months;
fne condition: 1925. North 1884
FORD touring. 1914; Gray & Davis starter; de-
mountable rims. 1l22 Fla. ave. ne. TO-
OVERLAND SIS; In perfect condition; all cord
tires; will trade part payment for Buick sedan,
or $3.50 cash. Address Box 34O-P. Star office.
TO-
FORD coupe: splendid condition; starter. cleo.
lights. Call Main sos or North 4343, after g.
4s
REQ sedan, 1918: Just overhauled; perfect me-
chanical condition; cheap for cash. Call y.
AIT bet. and pm.
FORD touring; perfect running condition; all
GOOD tires, cheap to quick buyer. 1901 E. 81.
Nv
SAXON six. 1919 model: has just been over
hauled; been run less than 4. 500 miles: new
battery, good tires. seat covers, spotlight,
tools, etc. For demonstration phone Col 3517.
IOs
a-PAssENGER COUPE: Continental motor
white wire wheels: in perfect condition; good
buy. franklin 56l1
FORD touring, 1917; fine condition; extras. SOC
orb NV: any time day. Price. 1878. O.
vELlE six, touring. 1919, run less than 4. 500
miles: like new 1890 Woodward bldg. 1O'
OLDSM0BILE 8. 7-pass.; good looking car;
perfect condition; many extras; cheap for cash
will take small car as part payment. 500 II. l.
ave- n.w> o0a.Gorth 1919. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

GOOD USED CARS
Hudson 7-pass. tour: car good a. new;
only driven 5000 miles; q bargain at. 81, 600
Hudson four-door or sedan. ............ $50
Essex touring car. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Chevrolet touring car. 500
lambert Hudson Motor Co.,
Used Car Dept,
638 Mnss. ave. franklin 770O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-08

FORD TOURING. 1917; looks like now: in
good running order: 1915. Rob Roy Macksy,
b13 10th st. Sc.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-13
German Cpera Again

Just what action the American Le-
gion of greater New York will take as
a result Of the determination of the
producers to revive opera in the Ger
man language in this ETY. next week
cannot be forecast at this time. Sew
eral posts have placed themselves on
record as opposing emphatically this
plan. but no talk has yet been made of
q physical effort to stop it.
The truth of the matter is that the
Legion is inclined to be more len ent
this year than it was in 1919. Yet the
veterans feel that it is in bad taste for
any producer to introduce the German
language on the stage before a peace
treaty with Germany is actually signed.
It seems to them, it was asserted at \
recent meeting, that it is an effort to
aout their lack OF power to stop 1t. =.
In other words, the consensus of
opinion is that if the producers are
determined to go ahead with the opera
nothing will be done to prevent it other
than an emphatic official protest from
the Legion. However. the course Of
action will be determined definitely
Wednesday at meeting in state head
quarters, Hall of Records, of all the
five county chairmen of greater New
York and the district officials.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-13

Ne" YORK. DECEMBER sTH-TO MISS
Mary K. Goodwin, Mrs. Mary Gorr,a~
Mrs Thos. Murtha. Mrs. J. S Grant. Mrs.
K"ddy. Mrs. Ella Cayson. Chas Haller
Estate Of Rose Rooney, Sarah Gabriel. !
w. Swsyd Co. c. b BsptIste Misx ~
Brad, Dr. J. Il. Acken. Harry r,Ieero Chss
smith. D. W. Mcmillan John F'itzniaur,ce
Morse d Leayitt, Joseph Mcdowell. John J
Csden; Mrs e. Bradley. Metropolis Music
SShertd Hranic, Mrs. c. Kimball. Mrs J. r.
smith, J. Allen Turner: You and eaci,
OF you are hereby notified that tho TIM
lot the payment OF my lien upon the prop
eFty ef hereinafter described having expired
after Que notice thereof had been given
you. VIII cause such property to wit ::
Household furnishings, comprising beds
bedding, chiffoniers, dressers chairs rock :
ers tables. sewing machines, rnlrrors
settees. parior suits. kitchen and par
ware. ornaments. curtains dra iron
coUches carpets, rugs. trunks and contents:
iihen Morris chairs, desks. hampers side :
boards bookcases. operating able boxes
anu contents. pier glasses. personal effectr
merchandise. etc, enumerated in tina
warehouse inventory issued to YOU by shl.
warehouse. stored by you or in your name
tor IN winch you claim an interest) IN tha
Guaranty storage Warehouses to be so,a
a. public Auction according TO the stafute
Warehouses. al and si3 West %ist ST. Ne.,
YORK city, on Thursday December ~
ls2o, at 1880 a. NJ. and II the sale there
OF ~ not completed on said date the Same
WI, ns continued At the same riaco oa
e@ch succeeding Thursday theraaft~r hs
ginning at 1910 A. NJ on each dsv. ara
continuing until all the goods are SOLD
IHE GUARANTY STORAGE WARu.
HOUSES,
JOHN ]. WEBB. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-13
Blind Veterans Form Post

Evergreen Post, in Baltimore, is com
posed exclusively of Veterans who lost
their sight in the war, and, according
20 officials in that state, is one of the
most dependent units under their juris-
diction. The following letter has been
written by National Commander F. W.
Galbraith ir. to Charles Fear, the post
commander:
Il am touched beyond expression that
these comrades of ours have seen
fit to associate themselves with the
great American Legion for the pur-
pose Of realizing more fully those
ideals for which they fought. 1t is
an inspiration to know that, SCARED
and manned to an extent which would
lead many to feel that to them there
would be no further obligation to give
30 the world, but rather to live and re-
ceive, they still have desire to give
something further of service to their
country and community. This is in
deed true nobility"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-13
Loan Sharks Buying Up
Bonuses From Veterans.
Taking Discharges as Sc
curity, Asking 100 PC.
Blind Ex-Service Men of
Baltimore Organize a
Post and Are Welcomed
by National Commander

Prohteering that makes the best ef-
forts Of wartime gamblers seem the
work OF amateurs has been discovered
by the American Legion in central New
York, and the organizations state de-
partment IS making an investigation.
1t has come to the notice of the I.e-
sion, the report discloscs, that loan
sharks have been buying state bonuses
II advance from ex-servicS men. tax no
their honorable discharges as securitv
and charging from 100 per cent up for
the acc0mm odation. One case is cited
from Binghamton. n. y, where vet-
eran who was hard pushed for funds
sold his prospective state bonus Of
$3.50 for S25 in cash. The Legion has
taken effective steps to balk the scheme
Of the protiteers.
Veterans who have thus sold their
right to the bonus are urged by Legion
sdy sers to make an application for
dup icate discharge papers, repudiating
the papers thus held by the gamblers.
and collecting the bonus themselves
and repaying the loan at the legal rate
OF fnterest-no more.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-13
Real Estate News

as the new year advances price stiffen
ing may be looked for. reaching a peak
perhaps toward midsummer or early
autumn. when building material pro
ducels will have had an opportunity to
determine the proportion of the three
to tour year building construction back
log that Is to come out in 1921-1929.
The report of the United States Sen
ate Committee on Reconstruction and
Industry, of which Senator ". NJ. Cal
der IS chairman. dealing with the hous-
ing situation, will be out early this
week, ana it is expected that the find
lngss 1t Will reveal will tend to put the
public in much more anticipatory
mood with regard to lower buildins
material prices. This, coupled with the
other investigations called to study the
housing situation, is expected to have
further tendency to make the prospec
tive builder hesitant until such time as
ne Is convinced that prices have reached
potion and his construction process
Will be paratively free from inter
ruptiOn.