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MD. AND VA. FARMS.

MD. AND VA. FARMS.
$500 CASH-POULTRY FARM.
90 acres, 10 rooms and bath. location
for tourists, electricity and bath, barn
anu attractive ACTIVE SMALL Fam AIM
$4,000; IS acres. attractive Groom
house. surrounded with trees Good stream.
Gently rolling land. Main pike toward
SUMNER HOME OR FARMERS FARM.
$4,000. .35 acres; high elevation. old
buildinEs. orchard. Good land: . acres
Strawberries. Laurel neiahboIhood.
Attractive. high piece Of sround. with
good house Of 6 large rooms; II miles
D. c. Good level land.
HISTORICAL VIRGINIA COLONIAL.
100 to 460 acres goes with this old
stone Colonial residence in Fauouier
County, Va. House needs repairs. but Is
meathouse other buildings; $4,000 to
Sis. 900. depending on acreage
MARYLAND BARGAIN.
Owner retired. will sell 1853 acres. 20
miles north D. c.. with attractive old
house. said to be $50 years old; large
barn, courthouse. Long road frontage.
Would make several small farms. Price
' r. D. LILLE CO..
264 Carroll St., Takoma Park. Geo. $500.
80 ACRES; 4-RoOM HOUSE: WELL 5000
so acres: 5-room house; SPRING $50
100 acres; 10-room house - 1000
100 acres; 9 rooms. river; good $500
22l acres; Groom house: ". upper
B F: PERRow.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE GARAGE OR DETACHED
dwelling, about 1000 50. IT,: electricity
and plumbing; low rental Box 327-C.
Star.
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DON'T MISS THIS.
Attractive 30-acre farm. between Coles
vllle ana Ashton. A bargain. Col 1885. .
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME.

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
919 acres located on No. Highway. 8
frontage; 80 miles from washington.
Colonial residence. IA rooms. 2 baths. full
basement. Good condition Surrounded
houses, barns, poultry houses and other
outbuildings. About $50 acres tillable
and pasture. balance woodland Well
watered; electricity and phone available.
Immediate possession. Price, $4,000 90.
Reasonable cash payment. balance ar
ranged to suit purchaser Write JAS z.
South boulevard Richmond We
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TOURIST PROPERTY AND SMALL.
hotel on one of best blvds, mr.. Washing
ton; will trade for cash and building lots
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LOTS eoR sAle

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE or
for rent with . real live organixatton.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY 60.
D2b New York Ave. NV. Nat. 9797
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LOTS WANTED

RELIABLE BUILDER WANTS LOTS FOR
building private homes or two-family fats.
Apply 1850 9TH st. NV.
MAY TAKE VA. LOT IN PART PAYMENT
on new brick rooms. bath oil heat
basement and attic. Walnut 1859.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW e-RH.. TILE BATHS. HOME. m
sewerage; blocks from new Lee blvd. in
sssa Gsbb' s ssS9So SIN doHn
S $3.50 Cash PAYMT. BUYS FIvE-RooM,
,s RIS iS.5 Pr mo-
T. downtown. +. (. Carrier. owner.
West 01s1.
$40 PER MO; SMALL CASH; $3.50;
RALPH GRAIN. 1859 Lee Hwy. Wal. 1859.
REAL MoNEYo,M an PoHLTEY PLANT mt,
, acres l. 900 cap; poultry plant fully
$3.50 Frisidaire. $1s5 gas range. S195
elec. washer, at rental Of $50 mo-; or with
SALE above an estimated total Of 81 800
$4,000; this poultry, plant reputedly paid
for entire property in less than 4 VS.
mo Near bus tes sse seho sasn stores
today. HANSEL. phone Clarendon 400 or
Falls Church 43O-J-1.
A COMFORTABLE HOME
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY,
. Opportunity to secure real barsain;
burner; Gear garage large lot. On a bus
line 10 minutes to downtown.
a. ONLY SAT 90 PER MONTH.
F.. H. A. plan includes interest. curtail-
ments. insurance and taxes until fully paid.
SEE IT TODAY.
sEMI-DErAcHED, SOUTH. EXPOSURE.
CIV Near Third and Kennedy,
with specially built cupboards. refrisera-
ton gas n. heat highest fuel bill last win;
sacrifice for So. 300 terms, or SIS, 900 cash
above trusts. Georgia 1901.
BARGAINS.
Beautiful level plot of ground. 100 by
rooms other small buildings. $4,000.
- Detached S house. lot AZ by $50. divided
soo 1 per mons sree sensd for
furniture for three-room apartment. part
Of the furniture in 5-roon apartment. in
put n0 ssee spa s9oo House
Very artistic bungalow. central Takoma.
TIA to school stores
or will be rented for S45. Five rooms.
bath. INV: heat, garage
his Toom Souse sent nn away T sasrcs
IN Takoma: Oil heat; beautiful floors; extra
iavatory and TOILET. ,,,,r ~
ga Carroll St. Takoma PARK. Geo. 1900.
$3.50 DOWN,
BOO per mo. broom bungalow with porch.
not-water heat: lot 15x150. Price S4 800
Close in. Owner will take back trust for
entire amount thereby saving you finance
charges.
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO..
All. $3.50. Ewes. and Sundays. Wal. eOa1.
HAVE YOUR ACREAGE READY
TO start loy-cost housing for spring mar
ably low price.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1910 Walnut Q1H9
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B. F. PERROW.
ReminRtOn. Va.


BANG GOES THE PRICE
A receivers sale: 1853 acres dairy farm:
75 cleared, balance wooded; no better land
to be had: large dairy barn, horse barn.
stone storage house. dairy house: dwelling
in bad state of repair; well financed; on
dirt road. "a mile from hard road. % miles
from washington; low taxes. Make offer.
you will get q bargain.
Phone l3b H B. MITCHELL. Herndon Va
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE = NEW, LARGE LIMESTONE
front with large plate-glass windows:
terrazo noors: beautiful lights; excellent
location. $500 Georgia ave. NV Suitable
for auto showroom, hardware, liquor or
general merchandise business: rent low
Phone Randolph O022.
1884 14th. ST. NW-LARGE STORE
1928 18th st NV. Store Is by AS Rent
S35 90 per month. J. A. HAYDEN, 2O2
Woodward Building.
within several weeks; suitable for grocery,
delicatessen. liquor, ETC.: reasonable rent.
Communicate with owner. I. MOSKOWITZ.
National 2177. 49,
1909 LOCATION. MODERN FRONT
store. 20x75 IT.; reasonable rent. S205
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
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So. Penn. Fruit and Poultry Farm.
1000 apple trees: go acres: good 7-room
home lights, farm bldgs.; S2,100;. easy
terms; horse horse CON- % hens seess mpls
gain catalog. STROUT AGY., 1427-N
Land Title Bldg, Phila., Pa.
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$3.50 DOWN.
NEARBY VIRGINIA

3N41141VO4 A1tO11N1x1.
Close in. bus at door , bedrooms: one
bedroom and half bath downstairs: Q bed
rooms and bath upstairs. This house was
bpilt year ago; Rock wool insulated
throughout steel windows downstairs,
thoroughly weather-strpped all over: large
living room. dining room. kitchen and
ole, ty OF closet space: large be sement with
tollet. Orive-in garage Owner paid
SS 300 for this house year ago: will sell
Tor $3.50. as has been transferred from
washington. Satisfactory terms can be
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

RAYMOND arrTEIMAN'
Attorney for party secured. Nationa
Press Building. de1922,Q7
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Q MORE TO co


HOMES BEFORE cHRIsTMAs. Ash Here care are
the FACTS AND FIGURES:
l107 10th ST. NV.
.,.l9 large rooms and complete baths
Stchen unlts-h.-w.h.. ami; located
downtown Just Of Massachusetts ave.
TO PRESENT RES oWNER; You can buy it now
QUICK ENOUGH. Live in one apartment
and and. entirely pay for house monthly with
rent from other three. Some REALLY
SMART MAN OR WOMAN has an oppor-
tunity here that doesn't come often.
TIL NEWTON PLACE NV.
a.. Just west of Georgia ave. Here'sa nice
nttle 6-room and bath home that YOU
can buy for $3.50 with Just whatever
ChSH ~ Y0u y. WANT TO OR CAN PAY DOWN
WHY PAY RENT? Buy your home With
NOW HERE'S MY CHALLENGE.
y you can show me a better home buy or
oetter investment than either of these
In IN THE MARKET NOW, and I mean
try me. '"''
PEOPLES REALTY CO.
Republic 0105 North ooAS
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0eIIcES FOR RENT

OFFICES FOR RENT.
LIE DROTT BLDG. sOO-s1O r ST. NV
Large, bright ofaces and shops; reasonable
rates. Apply Room 10.
hoe 9th ST. NW.-Front rm., 16hx
1914, S21 monthly; entire LIST a.. $3.50
monthly; elec.. heat incl. Apply 92e N.
1449 r I. AVE. ,N.w-FTRsT FLOOR. q
room apt. private ENTRANCE, suitable doc
AVAILABLE JANUARY is, DEsIFABLE
and room suites: also single ofnces in
modern, freproof once BLDG. located in
the heart Of financial district. Apply Trust
Dept. NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
National 1908.
OFFICE OR STUDIO CONN. AVE, End
A.; beautiful. furnished; large show win
dow; business, art. music. Dec. 3646.
EVANS BUILDING,
1920 N. Y. AVE,
Central financial and business district.
close to hotels and Government depart
ments: 24-hour service: $25 Up.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
900 18th st. NV. District 9o57.
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HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
Clarendon, Va. Walnut 1921
OWNER SACRIFICE

New 6-rm. brick. center hall: near coun-
try club: recreation room oil heat large
shade; 81 900 under value. See 1t Sun.
Clarendon 1aS-M
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
BUILDER MUST SACRIFICE BRAND
new; 4-bedroom, 2A-bsth home; fully ait ait
section Of nearby Montsomery Co.. will
consider cash offer above trust OF $4,000
or accept small clear house. lot or farm
for equity; no brokers. Box 325-C. star.
4o-FooT DEEP LEVEL LOT CHEVY
Gnsss or THss SS.hnd budns loan
$500, Star ------19.
WILL SELL OR TRADE 7-ROoM DE-
saiow; no dealers. 6e14-N. Hamp. ave. NV
FoUR-sTORY BRICK BUSINESS PROP
erty. store on first noor apartments ABOVE
sod p sSaasS9Rs u. h s1.d. rsR
property. Dist. $500, Sunday. Emerson
NEW BRICK On G So!s3on! .oI DssIoN;
bedrooms and bath on second door; kitch.
en- and bedroom and bath on first moor;
nice lot; paved street; garage; sale at S12,-
&C. sser q e VIII soa ssc star mouse or
ana a-Sath brick; so-foot lot: paved street;
$7b per month; interest on deferred
ss'anss I'll Il win p $685. sss sunas s,.
Wisconsin 25O1.
HAVE APT BLDds., GOOD NV. Sec
ton. l rents 81 900 yearly; another S13..
only; will consider out-of-town property
Also have rooming house; 10 rms.
modern NV. Will trade equity Of $4,000
for clear farm. Mr.. Washington or Balti-
more.
1925 X St. NV. Natl. e7se.
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IV 1ItIc IS your UUUOT UNITY.
HARRY TIJSTTNE
SIS 18th NV. Natl. es44.
1921 list ST. NE.
3 NEW BRICK HOMES.

SAMPLE. 4426 18th pl. n.e-First show
tne OF three new. attractive detached brick
homes; located in Michigan Park large
tooms. tiled baths real open 1replaces.
!urred walls, insulated. modern kitchen,
ELS slate rood large lots, garage. gas
HH enti one with air-conditioned gas heat.
Open till pm.
To inspect: Out Michigan ave- to 18th
D.. LETT on l3th pl. to homes
..,. WIN. r. THOROWGOOD
yO24 r. /. Ave NE Decatur O3I7
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LAUREL, MD.

IS acres on hard road near Laurel.
Lge. S-rm. residence. With cleo. Mod.
bath, etc. Barn, chicken house. garage.
etc. Very reas. price; reas. terms.
Groom house. ga acres land. mr.. Laurel;
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1858 JENIFER ST NV

Only $500.
. ,ors Sml, def; brick: 7 rms, 2 baths. large
blocks from Conn. ave. and shopping
center open.
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WESTERLEIGH.
4105 49th ST. NV
S1595O
Colonial stone and brick nearly new;
SUNDAY. Republic O673. Ewes. Cleveland
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AS LOW AS
$3.50 CASH

q very very h reasonable monthly payments on
Your Own Design
bordering a Govt park; beautiful BUILDING
SITES only 2l2 miles away from and over
looking the Capitol. The greatest home
103R9 any time MI" WI
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
A REAL BARGAIN

A REAL BARGAIN
~ new detached brick home in Chevy
Ene4e. Owner has authorized us to sell
I'M property Immediately, Your oppor-
Sunity to purchase your home at COST
fElCE. Excellent neighbothood. Easy
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
invest. Bldg. Realtor. Dist 6O92.
Club Section, Chevy Chase, Md.
Al have two detached center-hall-plan
orick homes left. Constructed under my
personal supervision. They have six and
sevsn rooms. ACKNOWLEDGING. cedar clos
Sts IN all bedrooms, two baths on second
Aoor. iavatory on first floor and basement
Iscreation rooms paneled in oak; one has
Iorrary paneled in oak with beamed ceiling;
tsrse lots With pIents Of II t aass
and shrubbery.,. viii take small house in
traoe. and will sell on very reasonable
Terms II YOU are interested in real
value here is your opportunity.
HARRY JUSTINE.
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GROOM: BATH. BRICK BUNGALOW. II
MCKINLEY NC aye HyattSville Md. mr.. owen.
Sve.' NV h. cleo. kit. oak floors tile
path; automatic h.w.. brick gar: LOT 50x
11 2u; price Sc: $50. ALFRED r. YAM.
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HOUSES For SALE

Mt. PLEASANT BARdAIN-SS. $50.
(About 2 yrs. odd; light brick, B rms. II.
brary, stone fireplace. glass-incl porch.
b., rec. nm, Gear gar. Republic 022b..
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

Store 81 by 100. attached room 81 BY
so. with separate entrance; perfect loca-
ton; best business center Takoma; greatly
reduced price to settle corporation affairs.
Ideal for large retail store or laundry or
manufacturing plant and retail store.
Brokers protected. r. D. LILLE CO.. 264
Carroll St Uakoma Georsia 1900
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WHOM THE PRESIDENT REBUKEs

A great deal has been done by the Roosevelt adj
ministration to establish labors rights and powers
Precious little has been done to call attention to
labors duties and responsibilities. 1t is fair to say
that the Wagner act is essentially partisan
measure. 1t is fair to say that the statements
which have come (and which have failed to Gomez
from the White House since the beginning of the
present wave of serious labor difficulties have
seemed to be one-sided in their interest and their
emphasis The president acted promptly to rebuke
the heads of the General Motors Corporation when
during the strike in which they were recently in
yolved, they failed to attend conference called
by the Secretary of Labor He has made state
ment now in the matter of the steel strike, whlch
definitely takes sides an issue of considerable
importance But he has been impressvely silent
on the seizure of private property by the s't-down
strikers on the obvious and outrageous abuse OF
picketing laws in the present steel strike, on Sig
nificant and disturbing incidents such as those &C.
curing last week at Flint, the question OF trade
union responsibility in general, and on the very
real risk that wage and hour demands which are
frequently unreasonable may force up production
costs to a point which will discourage consumption
and set back the whole forward movement OF IN
dustry--New York Times.
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THE ISSUE FACES THE COUNTRY

Just what might happen at any time in this coun-
try if Mr. Lewis is finally successful in his plans TO
organize all industry under the c. |. o. banner may
be imagined from the steel strike area in seven
states The drive is on to organize the steel mills
be declared against mines supplying the steelplant
Il is now proposed that a nationwide embargo be
declared against mines supplying the steel plants
with coal. Van A. Bittner, Chicago S. W. o. G.,
director, theatens that the United Mine Workers
throughout the nation would refuse to dig coal for
the steel concerns that had refused written con-
tracts to Lewis steel union. The movement as en-
eineered by Mr.. Lewis may easily become one OF
the most destructive movements Of this day OF
unrest In fact, we believe the issue is now about
to confront the entire country and if successful
not only labor, but industry and business will be
face-to-face with Decentralization Times.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-22
NEWSPAPERS OPINIONS
HYPOTHETICAL INVESTIGATION

Income taxes designed to "soak the rich are
now operative. A certain rich man having an IN
come of S500,0 900 has a stable of race horses and
blue grass farm. His lawyer advised him that II
he would incorporate the farm and its horses, the
corporation would make separate income tax re-
turn and the mans taxes would be reduced. The
man took the advice.
Assuming that this procedure was lawful, was
the man guilty of anything dishonorabe? Indeed
he was not. No taxpayer who obeys the law is
guilty of anything dishonorable. Dol.
Taxing laws, especially the income taxing laws
are framed on the premise that the taxpayer al
ways is a rascal and every rule and restriction
that the lawmakers are clever enough to contrive
is written in the statute to render the rascal
helpless
The wealthy income taxpayer, aware that his
country is handling him rs If ne were rascal ana
liar, resorts to the law to escape as much soak
ing and Struggling as he can. '
The purpose of the congressional investigation
Of "eyaders" is to make capital for the admins
tration The publicity is expected to arouse the
anger of part of the populace against persons
not that they evaded taxes and complied with the
law, but that they guilty of the crime of being
rich . .,...
Thus the government will use publicity to pun
ish persons for being rich and for not being fools
enough to give up more than the law requires. The
investigation is itself evason-for what 1t pretendS
is not it's real purpose.
Persons guilty of frauds or violation, OF the IN
come tax laws are and should be investigated ana
punihsed by the governments tax-coiiectlng au-
thority.
When an attempt by government is made to
levy and collect tax which can be lawfully a'oia-
ed and government tells of it, it is government
confession of incompetency, of stupidity IN ram
ing the law.
If in South Carolina be any person, rich or poor,
who pays any tax which he can lawfully and truth
fully evade paying, he is suited to occupy glass
cage in the Charleston decentralization News
and Courier.
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FEDERAL PUBLICITY

An all-time high for governmental press agentiy
has been achieved by the New Deal and most OF IT,
the Brookines Institute reports, has been illegal
In the fiscal year 1886, it tells a Senate eoi''
mttee, the federal government spent more imam
half million dollars in salaries to workers ell
Gagged in full time or part time publicity work.
By law no money appropriated by congress s'ai'
10 used for paying publicity experts unless spe-
c;6callv appropriated for that purpose, and none
of this half million was so appropriated.
A disclosure of this kind in other years would
have been calculated to bring about swift reform
but the old order changeth in Washington and laws
are not always what they once We're.
There's the law, for instance, that the United
States mail must remain inviolate, subject to nc
needless interference from any source-Greenville
Piedmont. ... ..... 90. a.'. ..
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MILLS RIVER

MILE RIVER. June 22.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnett an
nounce the birth Of baby girl
on June Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hutchinson
visited the r. l.. Brown family
Wednesday afternoon.
The community is glad to well
come Mrs. 7. S. Nichols, who was
Mrs. Faye Meadows before her
marriage on June 6, in Spartan
burg, S. c. Mrs. Nichols made her
home here until a a few years ago
when she moved to Woodfin.
The children in this section who
are recovering from tonsil opera
rions are Laddic Wilson. George
Fowler, and Evelyn Taylor.
Mrs. Tom Holden'S sister from
Asheville visited her last week.
Mr.. Roy Brown and Joe Lee
Heffncr and Miss Margaret
Wright have returned home for
their vacations from Brcvard col
lcge. Mrs. Brown was graduated
there this year.
Among those from this com
muniry who are going to the
Swannanoa camp with the All
club are Frances and Mary 10
Burgin, Hester and Kenneth
Fowler and Jimmy Brown.
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rHlINpERous SILENCE

Mr. Roosevelt has been prompt and punctual IN
his criticisms of industrial management in cases
wherein it seemed to him that such management
was not playing ball with organized labor in strict
keeping with the propreties and the LOCALITIES OF
the case.
But he has been strangely silent and unrespon-
siye in the face of outrages committed by union
labOrsts against property, against life, against law
and against government
It's one thing for private management to be
merely indiscreet and undipomatic.
And quite another thing for organized labor to
be rebelious and revolutionary, defiant of the
courts, disrespectfu of constituted authority and
tyrannous in its attempts to gain its will even at
the expense of riots insurrection, bloodshed and
Observer .ss
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-22
THE NEW D E l.
IN WASHIN
BY RODNEY DuTCHER-
BY RODNEY DU1CiEh
NEA Service STAFF Correspondent

own friend and laiSon man, Char
lie West Of Ohlo-knew what GER
tain other insiders know: that
CLAWS turned results of certain OF
his inquiries over to Roosevelt.
Not long ago at White House
conference IckcS objected to the
proposed-and subsequently ac-
neutrality-suspicious. of John
Carson, former secretary to the
late Senator jim Couzens of Mich
igan, as consumers counsel to the
Bituminous Coal Commission.
Ickes suggested that Carson,
who is known to his friends as a
pro-RooSevelt partisan, was mimi
cal to Roosevelt. The President
asked for particulars and Ickes
finally complained that Carson
and CLAWS were intimate friends
which was true.
"Now listen, Harold" said
Roosevelt, "you can't let the ghost
of CLAWS chase you forever"
THE new hero of government
l. clerks and other minor em-
ployes in Washington is Congress-
man John Cofrey of washington
state.
Seven "rebep lodges, recently
suspended from the American
Federation Of LaborS American
Federation of Government En-
ployes, had a mass meeting the
other night and proclaimed that
thew would like to be affiliated
with the c. /. O.--an invitation to
which John L. Lewis mas since
announced himself receptive:
The meeting lasted for hours
and there were several long.
winded speakers. But Corey held
himself down to 90 Seeonas nat:
He said, in extreme brief, that
federal economy shouldn't be
taken out of the hides OF loyal
public servants. s., 80,
Coffey said exactly what the
boys and girls wanted 10 near,
But the reason he is being naiiea
as a champion of champions all
over the town is the fact mat ne
became the only congressman ever
heard of here who voluh'arliy
confined himself to speech last
ing only a minute and nan ,.,
acspyrisht Iss7. EEA Service. Incl.