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Evening star., 1936-10-09
NEW-PETWORTH.
50 $50

Beautiful Colonal-type. semi-detached
brick, large rooms 3 tiled baths recre-
alton room, maids room in basement. au-
tomato heat. real wood-burning fireplace.
rock-wool insulation; 147lz-foot lot. With
out doubt the best value in recent years.
Call Adams 2464 after pm
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COZY BRICK BUNGALOW,
CE 0En

$40. 80 per month will pay for this pretty
little home. located on corner lot 40xl00'
in one of the finest sections of American
University Park. Has two lovely bed rooms.
tile bath. hoored attic. and everything you
could hope to find in home at this price.
14O4 K St NV. CAFRITZ. Dist 9OSO.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TAKOMA PARK. MD,

s.o-o IAkOMA PARK. MD.
brcf efsh al5 Hgiy ro.m
modern: unusual kitchen. large attic 2-car
block school BUILDER. " 10.
GARRETT PARK. ND. = MODERN NEW
house. garage; y acre. Handicapped. Easy
terms. May be seen by appointment. Ins
auIre 80 Strathmore ave. or Natl. 6734
FIVE TRACTS CUT TO SUIT, TO IS
mics SlOo to $500 per a.; no cash If you
bald. Owner w A. SHERMAN. r. /,
Mclean. Va. Phone Falls Ch. s53-F-4 10s
27i2 ACRES, ROCK CREEK PARK Ex-
tended-six blocks north of Esst-west
woods: GOOD elevation Terms w e
BIEGFELD, 2ll Bradley blvd, Chevy
FOR SALE BY OWNER, m TAKoMA
PARK. new Groom brick house. 8 bed
rooms. = tile baths, rock-wool insulation.
Slate roo1- hot-water heat. This house Is
so ARRANGED that an apt can be rented
10 carry nrst trust. For appointment call
Snepherd l653W.
NEW Broom BUNGALOW. H.-WH.
electricity. tile bath, fireplace. built-in
garagsi f41T1gs WOODED lot; $500; easy terms.
Irwin REALTY CO. Hyattsville 765.
OWNER ORDERS US TO SELL AT ONCE,
5-room house with bed rooms. bath,
large pantry, fun basement. oil heat. gas,
riectricityb pcr!b sGresned front porch slasssd
ate possession. Level lot 75x120. Ona
block to bus. near school, stores churches.
. minutes 10 city. Bargain at S6.450,
AURORA HILLS HOMES, INC. !
230l S. Arlington Ridge Rd.
PhoneS: jackson 1856 or 2135.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

1900 .GALLAT1N ST. NV 1sAuLs ADJ
ditlon nl-Detached center-hall brick; 4
BED ROOMS. . BATHS; automatic heat:
den. garage; fine. big lot. Will consider
small row house in trade. Call Mr. Miller,
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. EVE.
NINGS PHONE CLEVELAND OIln
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BUNGALOW. 1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
tion; sacrifice. National 1874. IL
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DETACHED. CENTER-HALL BRICK.
SACRIFICF-S127 750

Well located in fine NV. section: very
lsroe rooms. ei2 baths. automatic heat.
refrisei alton; breakfast room. attic 2-car
brick GARAGE. maids room; spacious lot.
paved ttreet: brand-new. Priced at S16,-
300. Builders. creditors are taking the loss
schools. Transportation. stores within walk
ing distance. Phone Cleveland 1906. Quick
action advised
Evening star., 1936-10-09

WE HAVE A SMALL SELEC-
ton of units, varying in size,
price and location. We would
be pleased to have you call,
write or phone us regarding
them.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE
oo5 18th St NV Phone National o1h0
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New 4-bed room. 3-bath home. real
fireplaces. large recreation room with cock
tail lounge; Isl foot lot; in restricted NV.
section. MR. LYON Adams 26lO.
MODERN GAS APPLIANCES
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
N. CLEVELAND PARK.

sjUUJ WAHHEN ST. INV.
Dust of Wisconsin Aveo
Large detached frame house with slate
roof. containing rooms. bath inclosed
| sleeping porch; automatic heat; Lear ga
rage; convenient to public and parochial
schools.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4-BED-RooN CORNER HOUSE NEAR
Catholic Univ: garage. gas heat Sell or
VIII trade for smaller row house or SUBJ
urban. Decatur f29l. ~
ONE DOOR 10th ST. NEAR PARK RID
2 rooms, bath and half: vacant; like new;
55ulldlng loan: owner. Address Box 412-K.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

tCOntihueu0
AN ATTRACTIVE SELECTION OF FURN
homes in select NV. and suburbs; rentals
'''' Dixie REALTY CO..
1417 l. st. NV. National $3.50.
2g27 MACOMB ST. NW.-s ROOMS AND
bath. h.-Wh,: available Immediately Call
after g pm. or all day Sunday. $120.
FOR THREE OR FOUR MONTHS. CHARM
ing house in Edgemoor. Md: 3 bed rooms.
2 full baths. lavatory on f1rst floor. serv-
ants quarters and bath in basement. to
desirable tenants Call Wisconsin 1853.
LARGE SEMI 2 BD. RMS.
garage. paved street: ref1ned Hyattsville,
20 min. downtown: mod. Greenwood 1899.
2G7 Ist ST. N.E-ATTRACTIvE BRICK
home, with marvellous view OF the Capitol,
facing Senate, once Bl g.. close to the
Supreme Court and Congressional Library;
rms, 2 b., elassed sip; pch. solariun
h:,T.h.. Frieidaire; attraetively furnished:
month. L. r GRAvATTE, 40 18th st.
NV. Phone National O753.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE. FURNISHED
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC,
1907 Eye st. NV. National 1878.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

PAINTED CAPE COD.
$S.b00-Suburban n.w.-Center entrance
huge side porch large rooms. slate
roof. complete oil burner unit: in
fact. all modern conyeniences.
And don't forget. beautiful corner
lot. containing about "a acre OF
ground: trades considered. Call
National lao I'll q pm.
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PRICE 81 $50

Near 3rd st. and Rhode Island Ave. NE
4.ttractive modern brick home with 3
rooms tiled bath. concrete front porch and
screened breakfast and sleeping porches
House has been reconditioned like new and
can be purchased on very reasonable terms.
For appointment 10 inspect call Mr APPEL
l4O4 < 81. NV CAFRITZ. DIST 9OSO
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CLUB MERIDIAN
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

4Os Bird ST N.W.-BASEMENT AND
other apartments: also sleeping rooms:
50 snd 81. o.
1925 1st ST. N.W.-Congenial lady to
Sonv. trans Potomac 1881.
APARTMENTS, FURN. AND UNFURN.
Free Car SArvice-Best Locations.
1olO Vermont Ave. Room FL, Natl. 1884.
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S8.650.
A GENUINE BARGAIN IN

MT PLEASANT
Semi-detached brick. 3 rooms "a BED
ROOMS. > BATHS, automatic heat and
refrigeration. bullt-in garage Well ated
CALL MR.. DRISCCLL BOSS & PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500. EVENING. PHONE NET
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HOUSES FURNISHED

143b MONROE ST. NW-CONVENIENT
location; q rooms. bath. all modern coz
veniences; 6 months or year; $50 month;
adults reference. 3s
., BEAUTIFUL GRANT CIRCLE NV
O r. b.. glassed porch; ami: nicely fur
nished; Gear gar; st. Gabriel's Parish;
convenient adults; $3.50. Georgia 0179.
S5S WHITTIER ST. NW.-MOTHER (EM-
ployed) and grown son viii share comfort.
able home with refined small family: BED
rooms and use of entire house as your own;
reasonable: garage. After D.
SMALL. ATTRACTIVELY FURN HOUSE.
Wardman Park section; modern conven-
fences. For appointment call Col. 1856.
ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH. OIL HEAT.
Open from o-s:30; S75. 5135 7th st, NV.
Semi detached. West 1850. Apt. Ala.
5I2 RANDOLPH ST. N.w.-DINING RM,
bed rms, 1 bath, Lear garage. oil heat.
Completely furnished except linen and sill.
yer at $50 PR E, E09Rsb6is 9Rbsr oeso e., after Pm
National 500. 1901 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-09

3114 18th ST NW-Desirable room. front
apt, bath. kitchenette eec. refrigerator
heat, gas. electricity; janitor
1927 JACKSON NE.-DELIGHTFUL HSF.
apt: modern, detached home: chw Frigi-
daire. private bath: $50: includes. heat.
elec and gas: references Por 1l45-J ps
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HousEs-wANTEp TO RENT.

BY RESPONSIBLE GOVT EMPL., OR 8
rooms. furn.. suburban. S4O-s6O. by Nov.
]. Write BENZ. FRA. P. o. Box 103. City.
WE DO NEED NOW PROPERTY PRICED
right on terms. sell. trade lease Send
data to N. E. RYON CO.. 1915 N. Y. ave,
341S 14th, 1908 Wilson blvd.
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ROOMS WANTED.

DOCTOR DESIRES OFFICE in private
home, good northeast or northwest sec
tion preferred. Address Box 343-k stai
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1929 X ST. NV, ee-Marlue-Nicely
furnished single end double rooms, semi
private baths: excellent home-cooked meals
Evening star., 1936-10-09

$3.50.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Located west Of 14th St., and convenient
CO large bed rooms), 2-car garage, electric
refrigeration Excellent condition. This
house will pay for itself in o short time.
CAN Randolph 44k3
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STORES FOR RENT.

tSN N6bNts
CORNER STORE IN THE SOUTHWEST
section. suitable for any business. Rent
reasonable.
1928 COLUMBIA RD. ADJOINING AM
bassador ,Theater--Modern daylisht store
with full basement, rear alley outlet; avail.
able Oct. Is. T. F. DES1O, Potomac $3.50
1857 FAIRFAX DRIVE. BAILsToN; VA
Large room for store or ONCE; show WIN
dow: heat furnished; rent Teasonaoles
Phone Clarendon $40. IL.
OFFICE OR SMALL STORE ROOM IN
Cherrydale. Va P. J. PEARSON CO..
$500 Lee Highway. Arlington. Va.
OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE BUSINESS
space in ideal location on Conn. ave. CAN
Decatur 1935.
1920 NICHOLS AVE. Sc. /
New store. 2Oxs0 it.. with full base.
ment; oil heat; beautiful show Windows:
adjacent to Peoples Drug Store; suitaols
for shoe store. hardware or mems wearing
apparel; long-term lease TO responsible
party. Apply =,
LURIA & KATZ, INC, &
Sol III St NV Natl. o276.
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MT. PLEASANT

-. Traded in on a larger house, on a price
that should insure immediate sale 1t has
rooms and bath, in excellent shape, and
porches. deep back yard. Located in the
most most cenvenient section of this part Of
made to procure a responsible plirchaser
Priced at 81 $50. Cell j. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. INC. Cleveland 1892 until p q m
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BEAUTIFUL EDGEMOOR
HOME

1t has bed room and bath on the frst
floor. as well as two large bed rooms and a
bath on the second floor. with large living
room and lovely kitchen meritinc lnspec-
ton the latest equipment. including oil
burney. d-foot refrigerator and built-in
earage; not yet year old and constructed
of brick This home is one Of today's out
standing values at 50 $50. A corner lot,
so wide by q depth of 1"5. makes an ideal
LEY BUCHANAN. INC. Wisconsin 5511
until 8 pm
Evening star., 1936-10-09

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
1850 Clydesdale Pl. N.W.-S55.
Front apt rec. hall. living room. bed
room dinette, kitchen and bath. Frigid-
i4o4 K. CAFRITz. DIST. aosO.
70 r. /. AVE. NW.-NEW:- ROOMS,
National 2431
ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH. HEAT, LIGHT,
gas included: S35 Der month. 646 @
st. Sc.
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FIVE LARGE BED ROOMS. AMPLE ROOM
for twin beds in each room. baths. Brick
slate roof. built-in garage: one block from
school and bus; Chevy Chase Gardens. Nd
No houses on adjacent lots. House built
Owner will sell as is for S11 500. New
paper. paint and oil burner, Sl2 500:
81 800 cash. Call Wise. 41O3. home, or
National o101 business
Evening star., 1936-10-09
NEW DETACHED HOMES.

GIL North Dakota Ave NV
New center-hau brick homes facing
Govt. park. Modern in every detail: SUI
perior construction; large yard; gas heat
ond and Quackenbos ST.. and see these
values
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC,
liza rk nSnS
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HOUSES FOR SALE

"a, 4,950-NR. 9Th & FLA. AVE. NE.
solid, substantial semi-detached. brick
mouse. containing z spacious rooms a bed
rooms On second noor). bath. hot-water
neat: cleo: good neighborhood; full base
menL. act quick for this bargain, suitable
Tor home or investment
o,- FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
Bo7 18th NV Dfet 1A11
Evening star., 1936-10-09
$14,750.
18th and Col. Rd.

Attractive. bright home containing IA
rooms baths. ami. Excellent condition.
progressive family can make this house
pay for itself IN a very short time. Call
Georgia 5OOS
Evening star., 1936-10-09
ASTOUNDING HOME VALUES.

<AC = ~ 44o4NkG hhS COs
S3 .a95-S5o0 CASH. S35 TOTAL MO
New detached homes. ne: high eleva-
ton: lots e5xa00. Living room dine.te
kitchen, bed rooms and bath: full base
ment. attic. front porch. insulated and
air-conditioned. Space for chickens, sar-
den and flowers, Close to schools. bus and
stores. These brand-new homes are the
biggest values in or near Washington we
have ever offered. don't delay minute.
phone us now.
S7.250-NEAR BETHESDA. MD.
Sensational new style steel homes. large
living room dining room. kitchen. . bed
rooms and tiled bath. air conditioned. cop
per roof and side walls. Don't miss seeing
these at once phone now.
S1.95O-NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB
Brand-new detached brick home on lot
60x130. Living room. dining room. kitch-
en-. 4 bed rooms, 2 storage rooms and .
tiled baths; can be easily converted into
two ants
S1I. 75O-CHEvY CHASE. D. C.
Beautiful new Colonial brick home on
large lot. large. well-planned rooms and
. tiled baths. open fireplace. spacious
porches full basement. attic. GARAGE. One
square to public school. Very low cash
payment and easy terms to responsible
purchaser.
r. BATES WARREN.
11os 18th st. NV. Natl a453. Natl 1852.
Evenings. Adams Gel0 or Wise. 306s.
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18th ST. CORNER.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
81 Q50

One Of the most beautiful and outs, and
ing homes OF washington. Price. S2e.50O
Phone Georgia 1894.
Evening star., 1936-10-09

DUPONT CIRCLE. 2l31 Mass. Ave.-Beau-
young ladies; private bath; excellent meals
Also at 13O2 Conn. ave. SINGLE double,
triple rooms. studio regular style: large
CneerIuI reception room for yourself and
she City at the price North J404, Decatur
Evening star., 1936-10-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE BROOM APT. BEAUTI-
fully furnished, including Frigidaire. piano
and radio; near 3 car lines and shopping
hH11 after ID M III
Evening star., 1936-10-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES WANTED Tc, RIIY


I AM LOOKING FOR SMALL HOMES m
oemmission oeaSi seesions cbsTgs pS6I Cash
ANY UNDER $4,000; NE. Sc. or NV.
immediate cash. z. W. BAILEY, Adams
41s6. Mail 1875 Meridian NV.
RETIRED. WANT SMALL HOME PAY
cash At once. Write all details Want
70 move before Winter. Address Box 3ss-K
HAVE $50. 600 CASH. BUY SMALL,
houses direct. no comm. See me at once
HENRY 8. GROGAN. Room los. 91s r
NV. 11s
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame; white or .colored. Immediate sc-
tion. No commission. E. A. GARVEY, DIS.
trict 450s. 1928 VT. ave.
BR9oKL4AND-wo sEcTToN-
Modern D. u room home: small cash and
easy monthly payments Phone Dec. 30I4.
WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES TO
buy for cash. 10 to 20 small brick houses
on 2 street for Investment. white or coll
ored tenants Submit your property and
.HOWENSfE1N REALTY CORP.
.l4lS Fl st. NV. District 1877. :
Evening star., 1936-10-09

4S04 1lth ST. N. Arlington. Va. BALL
dombIe erGom n 1-G or room and board single or
one block from two bus lines (1Oc farel:
SH.2o per week Sinrle or $500 double in
CIuQlng washing. Mrs C g Gladden
Evening star., 1936-10-09
FOUNTAIN COIJRT

For men and women: beautiful. healthful
location' delicious meals. balanced menus;
00uple corner room, overlooking Dark:
also singles select clientele; inspection in
sited. 3640 10th st. Col. O2g4 or Col.
Evening star., 1936-10-09
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

pEvERLY BEACH. CHEsAPEAK1 BAY.
for booklet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co.. Nd.
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CORNER APT.

. rooms. kit. bath: nice location at Rock
Creek Park: ST.. so. 2410 Goth st. NV.
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1936-10-09
$7,95O-SAUL'S ADDITION,

NEAR 13th AND GAI.LATIN
good looking. substantial detached CO.
lonial home containing 6 very spacious
rooms, stone fireplace: large lot; Gear ga
rase- This Is big bargain.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-25

the current hearings before the
National Labor Relations Board
Ton the CT company union plan)
within an hour and a half after
the words have been spoken in
the hearing room.
Certainly it Is net intended to
place government administration
on the same basis as that prac-
tlced by the American Telephone
and Telegraph Co. and displayed
IN the Federal Communications
COMMISSIONS investigation I
the worlds greatest private
business enterprise" That inves-
tigatiOn has shown this great five
billion dollar corporation monst-
rously inefficient wren it is con.
cerred with the expenditure of
the telephone subscribers money.
There is, it seems. a great myth
about the efficiency of business
1T Is based, supposedly, upon thu
speed and alacritv with witch tho
gas company turns off The ga
when you don't pay your bill or tn.
speed with which tire e'e--r:,
company deprives you cf ligh
when You fall behind. Such catas.
trophic events far outweigh in
peoples minds the weeks and
from the efficiency that allows
refund due from such cornpa,ies
80 many people p=~-~Dtly have
their light or gas cut of, or theiI
furniture taken awav. for ncn-
payment Of bills and go few reo-
pie have the rare fortune to force
the great corporation to recognize
that 1t owes them something fhat
corporations, and business rerer-
ally, have been clothed with ar
aura of efficiency. FT'";s Is rciAc
frOuthe efficiency that allows
thousands to want lr tie IrFds'
Of abundance.1
Anyhow. the President wants
70 make the government funrtio7
like that, He wants N heeausa ~:
these troubled veeys se f-gov'
eFnment cannot survive unless
government Is an Elective and et
! Ficient agent"
To put It bluntlv. tho preside n
wants to throw government ma
chinery into high gear 50 tia
when war comes to the world, tn
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-25
ENATORIAL PROBE OF G.M.C. SOUGHT:
NOT TO Use TROOPS AGAINST STRIKE

other Michigan Judges in General
Motors. -
The special Investigation of the
General Motors Corp. will INQUIRE
into financial structure Of the
corporation and it's history of
Watered stock, high salaries, and
corporate practices.
Askel why the United Auto
workers did not ask the National
Labor Relations Board FOR an
election in the plant, Lewis r.-
pied that the General Motors
Corp. would Immediately get an
injunction against the board. He
took to task Walter Iipp-
man. Dorothy Thompson, Frank
Kent, land others" for criticizinp
the workers for not going to the
N't.R.B. He pointed out that
:hrlce previously the corporation
mad enJoined the board in the
courts. "A strike Is an election
with boots on" Brophy added.
we are entirely satisfied with
he progress Of the strike" Le-
wis said. att is most effective and
10 expanding progressively. It
VII! continue to expand and will
be fought to a finish on the oues-
ton of collective BARGAINING and
recognition Of the union kv the
General Motors"
Asked what effect the order OF
the metal trades department of
the American Federation of La
Dor to its men in the auto indus
try TO go back to work was hav-
ny, Lewis turned to Martin and
asked. "Did that man 70 back "a
wcrk?" He eaid he noticed no Ap,
preciable difference In the pro
duction statistics OF the ermpany
since the metal trades department:
Nr3er.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-25

United States will not have to so
through that came Fumblin2 ger
iod Of organi3as.-- hat took
place in 1917 and 1918. When she
time comes for killing, by thun-
der, old Uncle Sam will be righ'
up there in the front ranks --i+t
as smooth. and streamlined a XII
ing machine, from the Army and
Navy right down the limo. al any
Of them.
There has been A'''@~Q~a lately
Of the unwillingness on the rpr'
Of government officials 60 face
facts. For examrlN statement
from the Social Security ro"rd.
CT which there are a 0rest r'1r7-
her each day. no longer SAY "''r-
employment insurance" VI 80"
they talk about "Drotec+ion again
st the hazards Of invoN'ntar-'
idieneSs.
At recent prAsa conferences,
the President has been st gzea;
pains to point out that 70 sn,,'
that such an action was thus end
SO would be entirely Inaccurate
and that for the life of him h"
couldn't write q story about it. It
was the same during the MA
days. The President would tc!l
correspondents to be careful net
to call 1t "price-fixinG" but ("
call it "stop-loss action"
In a recent article in the Sun
day New York Times Se"rota1'
of Agriculture Henry Wallace
constantly objects to the use OF
the term Recommendation" .
have always preferred TO U.S. the
phrase rules Of the game" h
lays.
If the trend keeps up We M
soon expect to hear one rude pre-
letarian calling another ga Po!' q
a mother who sat on her haunFh-
es and howled at the room RI :
| err than the nnOre direct expires
sion now current.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-25
Agreement Posted

WASHINGTON FP) =
After negotiations Of over two
months Eugene Meyer, publisher
of the Washington Post. posHod
an agreement with the Ar1ariran
Newspaper Guild on the h,''l"'l-7
board and handed a signed COPY
Of the agreement to the local
chapter. The agreement provides
recognition of the Guild, NJ
mum rates Of pay starting SOS
a week and running TO SAC 7
week for men with three years
experience, a 40-hour week, and,
other features, The new waCe
scale provides pay increases for
Sc persons. The agreement runs
for 8 year.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-25
By Federated Press


wASHINGION' AFP
Ching an additional often
John L. Lewis, chairman Of
s''C Committee for Industrial Or
." ,.otion, announced here that a
EDITORIAL investigation of the
s-ancial structure Of the General
mo1crs Corp. will be sought i'm
nediately'
lewis made this statement fol-
,..,ino q day-long conference with
y,mer Martin, president of the
Ltd Automobile Workers, John
n. uni director Of the CLIO,
p,Jf He also announced that Co.
So Murphy of Michigan had
'st6nned him, through represen-
lives. lives that the forces of the
.tate would not be used against
he strikers
Iewta charged that Sheriff
wills Of Flint, Mich, respon-
aha for The shooting of eight
Ssrsong near strikebound plants,
ras q former thug employed by
sonper companies in the upper
nnninsuIa of Michigan and that
!. l. "a killer" having slain sew
eraI persons previously.
Details of the riot at Flint,
revoked, Lewis said, by the sud-
5eb closing of gates to the plants
through which sit-down strikers
we're being brought food, will be
brought to the attention of the
laFclette committee already in
Vostigating anti-labor activities
e tire General Motors Corpora
Egn.
A resolution providing for a
Senatorial probe Of the General
Motors financial structure will be
Introduced Immediately, Lewis
said. Some Of the matters to be
Investigated include the question
Of control over General Motors
policy,
Lewis charged that General
Motors policy is controlled by the
duPonts who In turn are linked
With foreign interests. 1--WE pro-
pose to find out how much Of the
pcEey Of the General Motors
plants is dictated by foreign
stockholders and whether finan-
eers In Europe and the duPonts
will dictate conditions under which
American citizens work." Lewis
sgid
j he declared that IL executives
Of he General Motors Corpora
hon receive in excess Of $3,000,-
G0 a year In salaries, bonuses
and commissions. That amount, he
said. is equal to that paid in a
year 20 5000 workers who screw
sG00,OO0QO0 nuts on 5000, 000,.
900 bolts.
representatives of Gov. Murphy
Lewis declared, assured him that
S!ate troops would not be used
against the strikers, that no steps
sOuid be taken to evict the sit,
down strikers, that they, their
families and the men out Of work
would get relief, even though il
meant transporting food across
property owned by General NO
@rS' strike-breaking associations
OF vigilante groups.
aurphy's representatives fur
Her assured Lewis that mobiliZa
Won Of state troops at Flint i:
M a threat against the men Oh
IlRe and is not intended to in
Nmdate them.
Lewis made it clear that the
senatorial investigation to b.
sSSed Is separate from the in
%iry being conducted by the La
toilette ii committee. To the La
SOIlette committee will be refer
oG The private arsenal of Gene
~ Motors, It's hiring of detec
I'VE agencies for labor espionage
w.. formation of vigilante commit
NC, NC. It's purchases of tear gas anC
,I''on9, and details of tn,
VVCknCIdlOp hx, I11dorn TolonI, an,