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HOUSES UNFUPNISHED

3lO3 HAWTHORNE ST. NV, OFF 32n5
ST.; between, Cathedral and Garheld-3
eeedrms., baths, large living rm. with
quarters equipped laundry nm, buiit-in
residential. neighboThOod, immediate oc.
clpancy Sl25 mo. Mr.. BAKER. Ma 244n.
3433 CLAY ST N.E-MODERN s ROOMS,
go mo mo. New River Terrace development.
CHEVY CHASE D. c. CBY OWNERS
rms. ba. 70 10 rms. . l. bas: one with
eXtra-Iarge living room suitable for en-.
Eys Es5aRns st. d. Fql0N 556 6Ss GoRPoN R26 I427
NAVAL OFFICER. ORDERED AWAY WILL
reht 6-Tm and bath house with sleeping
Nv: so mo. OWNER Woodiey a8ota '''
RENTAL R6,Nd Al SACRIFICE NEW DET,
breakfast rm-; built-in garage lovely rec
msn,: ga: So. caTi MR II TaoRNE, Nationai Il 15s
? ABINGDON RD. wEsTMoRETAND
Hills-UnusualIy attractive new q-rm., f.
PAIN home; in one Of best local sections:
man; $3.50. H WILLIS. lI26 VT avs.
Ma 2o75 or WI. 5962
NORTH CHEVY CHASE-6-PM BRTCR;
oulit;in garage, oil heat; delightfully."- 10
Gall ?. H. WILLIS 1926 Vt. ave. ma,
'075. Eyes.. WI 1852
cfEvE 5+Es si,r PK|PET Bs-7d2 F-o51; BRK; BEDRMs.
THos PHfps PfhfI sFsRnSe s5is Conn nv wo 7aoo
SENI-DET. BRK.; CONV. TO WILSON
Eigh Eish ~ and Blu. Standards; 6 rms. l BATH
THos. [. PHILLIPS. a51s Conn. wo. 7aoo.
k2S LONGFELLOW ST. N.W-6 ROOMS.
bath. 3 porches: h.-wh. GOOD condition
Key al s26. OWNER, Emerson 2i2a
GROOM MODERN HOUSE. AUTOMATIC
neat, garage. Al 32lS 10th ST. ne. SUN
REALTY CO. Ma. 7452
ARLINGTON. 500 26th RD. soUTH-NEw
2-Tm,' 2-story brick house auto. gas heat,
5ouble glazed windows. doors large yard:
iqiiy eoulpped kit: house, fully carpeted.
SHOWN by appointment jackson 2lS3-J.
TAKOMA-.D EsIRABLE DETACHED
bungalow ; rooms, bath. new condition.
trees. res. shrubbery; adults; $50. sheDherd
S6@ 5O-6-RM MODERN ROW HOUSE.
GOOD nelghoorhood Just of 10th ST in
MI. Pleasant; Automatic heat Recreation
AssocIhhT4iEsss., IA. hEns i48s. Can REALTY
CH- CHI, D C.-DET- BRK.: 8 BEDRMs,
mos R 0il L PHnIips Pi ZIP 59H 59is Conn wo 4aoo
900 EMERSON ST. N.w-6 ROOMS AND
toilet; gar: SO. BY OWNER GE- s5i4.
CHEVY CHASE D. c ONE BLOCK CONN.
ing, dining rooms modern kitchen, screened
porch. ! bedrooms, y tile baths LESLIE
D. MEASE1L. WO. Abb. 1927 Eye St
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
D. and Md to II rms. ! TO
baths several new brick 149T Eye NV
LESLIE D. MEAsELL- WO. Abb
NEW BRICK HOME. + ROOMS. . BATHS,
recreation room; l blk. Conn. ave. $500
Fessenden s.: 500. Open.
1905 karawha St, near Conn ave-S
rooms. baths garage; SIS. Open
T. A. TWEED CO, EN-. 1855, 9O7 18th St.
2Ss
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CHEVY CHASE,
1885 NORTHAMPTON ST. NV
Detached brick dwelling in new-house
May be seen by appointment
GEORGE 1. BORGER.
643 Ind. Ave. NV Ma 035o
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c ONE BLOCK CONN.
aVe.-Brlck home, redecorated. large liv-
ING, dining rooms, modern kitchen, screened
porch. 4 bedrooms, y tile baths LESLIE
d. MEASELL. WO. Abb 1927 Eye St .
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JJNFURNISHED ROOM, in private home,
Chevy Chase preferred, by young woman:
refs Call Oliver 06s3.
WIDOW with grown son desires ! room
unfurn,, kitchenette; not over S25 COM
plete. Randall Highlands or AnacoStia
snctinn IL 042N-J ghE
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1865 N ST. N.W.-SPACIOUS LTv. RM.,
fireplace high ceilings, bedrm.. kitchen
cite, bath: modern EQUIP; compl redec.
1919 AVONDALE ST. BETHESDA. JUST
east of 1000 Wis ave.-Lving rm.. bedrm.,
dinette kit. BATH refg.. screened porch:
heat and h. W. incl S55 Open. FRANCIS
A. BLUNDON CO.. s05 H st. NV. Ma. 0714.
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ARLINGTON, 500 26th RD. SOUTH-NEw
3-Tm,' 2-story brick house, auto gas heat,
5ouble glazed windows. doors. large yard:
fully EQUIPPED kit: house fully carpeted
NJ. bus. stores; S min. downtown Wash,
Shown by appointment jackson 2ls3-J.
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ApARrMEhrs uhEuRhIsHEp.
2 BEDROOMS-S55

Living rm.. kitchen, bath; elec. refg. on
mouse current. Call resident mgr, AID.
I39, or apply 1920 Clydesdale pl NV.
directly north OF 18th and Columbia rd.
Evening star., 1941-02-26
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNEUR.

54O2 CONN AvE.-LIVING ROOM, BED
rm:, dinette, kitchen, bath. Woodley
RMS. BATH, PORCH AND GARAGE,
$3.50: furnished, 50; large trees Out
Ga ave, past Wheaton, turn 1st St on
right past Log Cabin Inn. Go to No. ,.
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824 TAYLOR ST NE

2 rooms large dinette, tile bath, electric
ltchen. inclosed rear porch: rental $50 50.
Ieat hot water and janitor service fur
lshed. Call MIR. CARNEY, Dupont 32S5.
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SO DENWOOD AVE. TAKOMA PARK
Md.-2rm. basement apt; 3 rms. 2nd a.
Call after pm.
2O33 FLORIDA AVE. NV Conn. and 81
-2nd floor, large liv. rm., bedrms., bath,
large kitchen. back porch, 2 flreplaces:
redecOrated" S66 month
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ApARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED.

252 GALLATIN ST. NW-NEW MODERN
apt. B rms. and bath, front porch. large
yard. Ideal for young couple. Elec., gas.
heat. hot water Gcl S4S.60 CO 040S.
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CLEVELAND PARK-l4 RMS. 4 BATHS.
oil burner. Scar garage. large lot with fne
Shruboery, extensive poTCheS: Sl95.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
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HOUSES FURN. OR UNEIJpN

ON A DOWNTOWN STREET. JUST OPF
6onnectIcut ave. reminder OF the Back
Bay section Of Boston. arIStOcratlc house
OF u rooms, 2 baths, 4 freplaces oil
burner roof garden, pretty rear garden
with pool and fountain For select tenant
at Sl75.0O per month
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
17l9 K St NV Ma 1854
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
Continued.

220s RANDOLPH ST. NE.-FRQNT APT
pscasuT 5saas T asss,J kt large 0edfm adul''' $50
WALKING DISTANCE. NICELY FURN.
st spt; %odeEa 81 ktshsn; 7Sss reasonable 1919
DOWNTOWN. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
nished; reas. 1411 N St NV. NO. e640.
LADY, YOUNG. TO SHARE TINY BUT
TO bus stoe in on refs
TAKoMA PARK-LIvINd ROOM. BED
room, kitchen. bath, refg ch,w, pvt. out
fqs farser. SAB. 4os Garland ave- ave sH. S5s7
room. kitchen and bath apt, near Govt.
Offices. MA. 1881. Apt zoos. after $40.
OR GIRLS TO SHARE GROOM APT.
o6s6t 66sHtisTI Apt. 56a. Gsii a''ef 0m' AeDu0nc
COUPLE WILL SHARE 2-RooM, KITCHEN
and bath apt. with 9 gentlemen; meals op;
coinmbia n ahm rd n.R n0hs Nj sSsn1 6es9. Apt 200
zoos c ST. NE-BAsEMENT FRONT; l
ply bed. sink, elec. retg.; reaS.
also rm, kitchenette, $3.50.
DoWNToWN-3 ROOMS, BATH, -FRIGID-
alre; nicely furn.:. will sleep 4; $50; ref
eEeHCe 1Eot IotH 81. INV.
1920 10th ST. N.W,--NEWLY FURNISHED.
all utilities included: ] rm., kit, bath,
dressing closet. RE. 40S5.
CONN. AVE- LARGE ROOMS. KITCH-
en-, bath, foyer, large closets: utilities
furnished Emerson 4271.
CAP. HILL-LOvELY. BRIGHT. WELL
fur, End f., front: lge. liv. rm., r.. dinette,
Frisidaire, c.h.w. 240 1st sc.
14O5 3. I. AVE. N.w.-BASEMENT, 2
rooms. private entrance, semi-bath. Apply
f442 r. l. ave. NV.
CEDAR COURTS Tx. PIX. D. C.:
3 lge. rms, kit, bath, sip. porch, play
yd.; everything incl. $50. Mer., GE. U533.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1914 MADISON ST. N.W.-Attr. double,
twin beds, pvt porch, south. exp: pvt. det.
house: express but: conv. streetcars.
Empl couple Ladies. Gentlemen. GE. 4271 /.
LIGHT DOUBLE FRONT room, 251! 18th
/ block cars and bus. CO. 1l50-J.
ROOM AND BOARD with young couple:
private apt. Phone Hobart 6956 after B
pm.
CLEVELAND PARK. 3421 oath pl NV, off
NeUark-Large. warm, well-furn. rm.,
next bath, Shower: excel. meals det. pvt.
home Gentleman. EN-. 0371.
3sl2 KANAWHA ST. NV, of Conn
Large detached home, singles and doubles;
excellent food: $50 up monthly. WO. 300.
143q KENNEDY ST Nw-In Jewish de-
tached home, room for gentleman; unlim-
tied phone reasonable.
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ROOMS FURk. g. UkFURk.

I343 NEWTON NW.-2nd f.. room. run
ming water in room. inner-spring mattress
small fam: unlim. phone. AID. 55a3.
LARGE CORNER ROOM kit. on incl sun
norch; stove; newly dec; plenty neat
unliui phone: S35 unf. 1894 Lanier pl NV
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ROOMS uNEuRNIShED.
ROOMS WANTED,

DOWNTOWN F ST. N.W.-Beautiful, lge.
front rn1 separate ent., kit, elec. refg;
near G. w. u In apt. with l other. $50.
Phone DI 216S after : pm.
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2l3l MASS AVE NV
Opening in lovely larse share-room, with
private bath, for young man. Why not
enjoy this beautiful ex-embassy home and
the excellent food with 40, Young people?
The very moderate rate will happily sur
prise you DIJ Q4n4
Evening star., 1941-02-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LIGHT DUTIES exchanged for rm. and
board bv elderly American architect in or
out of city. Box 1851, Star. 81
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
3634-36 FESSENDEN ST. NV
WEST OF CONN. AVE.

Brand-new air-conditioned house Of q
rooms and . baths, immediate possession;
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THos. j. FISHER L CO., INC.
73S 18th ST DI. $3.50.
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TOWN CLUB.
1900 Mass. Ave. NV.

Exceptionally large studio room for 4,
private shower: corner room, windows,
large closet. fireplace. Lovely room for 2,
private shower, fireplace, Venetian blinds.
Selected menu, amusements, walking dis
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S6@ .5O-6-RM. MODERN ROW HOUSE.
Good nelghborhood just of 10th 81. in
Mt. Pleasant Automatic heat Recreation
tsgl-o-, EXGel.ent home. Call REALTY
Evening star., 1941-02-26
APARTMENTS UNFURkisHED.
(Continued.)
VIEW FRONT APT, ONLY S66.b

NEW FRONT APT, ONLY S65,50
Winchester Plaza-Elevator Bldg
Corner Underwood ST.; OF 18th ST.
room I2xiS5. bright kitchen uIii 0aas and and eiec.
Included 660i f4th st. DU. 777s
sEDGWICK GARDENS, 3726 CONN. AVE.
Living room. bedroom. bath. solsrium,
large dinette and kitchen; corner apt
secretarial switchboard. Res. mgr Wood
RANDALL ~ AL, H, HAaNER & CO. Js6S INC,
1903 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
kASpH5h fs5S Sd5a ~ azaNEE e. Co. q. IsSa FsGa.
A GOOD HOME ADDRESS,
1901 Fulton St. NV
A park view: rooms, kitchen and bath.
S62 90, another . rooms. kitchen and bath
At So. 90. KELLEY. STEELE 4 BRANNER.
Dl. n 40, or see resident manaser.
THE LACLEDE
1923 Vermont Ave NV.
Front apartment. unusually spacious
rooms. kitchen and bath; $500.
1928 LANIER PL. NV
"a Block North of 18th and Col Rd.
g rooms, dinette, kitchen and bath:
3O3? RoDMAN ST. NV
Half Block West Conn. Avel
2 rooms. foyer, dinette-kitchen, bath
shower; $4,000.
THE HENRY LEE,
No. Rhode Island Ave. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath; S42.50.
WI. WALKER.
Shoreham Building. National 1880.
l417 NEWTON ST. NV,
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
PHONE ADAMS 7194.
1920 ONTARIO Rn NV
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THE COLONY CLUB.
CHANCELLOR CLUB,

3O32 N st n.w.-An redecorsted and re
furnished, lovely single, double rooms
convt. Trans: splendid meals MI 005a.
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2024 N ST NW.-Single rooms next to
bath: Government clerks: S33 mo.
1905 GIRARD NV, No 2O-Young man,
gentle, share room with another, twin beds,
adj. bath, uni phone, S32.50 mo. HO 1857,
30O2 18th ST. NW.-Vacancies for young
ladies'; unlimited phone, showers; home
privileges: | block cars: S36 80
Evening star., 1941-02-26

TAkOMA-D R A B L (. DETACHED
bungalow, ; rooms, bath. new condition,
on neat; auto. hot water; deep fenced lot,
Evening star., 1941-02-26

DUPLEX. 1913 FLOWER AVE. Tx PIX
Liv. rm., ? bedrms., lge. dinette. kit, porch
heat, h. W: adults: S45 SH 1896.
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Opposite Wardman Park.

OPP0oIoC " OF ctIIIe11I eFI ~.
Woodley Inn. 1858 Woodley rd.-Seyeral
desirable vacancies for young ladies and
men. Southern cooking Home PRIVILEGES.
$40 mo- up Adams a523.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Federation
Officers
Installed
Banquet Closes
3.Day Session of
Virginia Women

Mrs. R. G. Boatwright of Coeburn.
Va, was installed as president OF
the Virginia Federation of Womens
Clubs at a banquet last night which
closed a three-day session at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Others installed were Mrs. o. F..
NorthingtOn, jr.. Petersburg, vice
president; Mrs. N. R. Hoyle. New
port News, recording secretary, and
Mrs. NJ. S. Mayes, West Point,
treasurer.
Junior members of the federation,
who held special sessions during the
convention, elected Miss Marjorie
Branch, Richmond, chairman of the
eastern district; Miss Ella x. Har-
mon. Pulaski, chairman of the west
ern district, and Mrs. Joseph
Shortall, Hampton, secretary-treas-
urer.
The Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington. was the BAN
quet speaker and Senator Byrd,
Democrat, of Virginia made the in
PRODUCTION.
The retiring president, Miss v.
Lucille Bland, conducted the in
stallation.
Mrs. James R. Kyle of Lynchburg,
who has never missed a convention
session since she served as first
president, l907-l909. was one of five
past presidents who were intro
duced. Others were Miss Helen
Norris Cummings, Alexandria: Mrs.
Evening star., 1941-05-09

J. L. Blair Buck. Richmond: Mrs. L..
J. Giles, Clifton Forge, and Mrs.
Fred M. Alexander Richmond.
Mrs. Harry L. Harcum, president
of the Maryland Federation, also
was introduced.
The program included music by
the Lyon Village music group.
The 1912 convention will be held
in Roanoke, Va.
Resolutions passed yesterday
urged that classes in Spanish and
Portuguese be made available to
men in military training as a part
of the leisure time program: called
on the Government to investigate
and correct misrepresentation of
American life and culture in motion
pictures sent to South America, and
recommended appointment of a
State supervisor of fine arts by the
Virginia Board of Education.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Two Loudoun Men Enter
Race for Assembly
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG, Va, May 9.-Two
LouGoun County residents today
announced their candidacy for the
House of Delegates. subject to the
Democratic primary August 5.
H. C. Thompson, who represented
the county in the House during the
sessions of 1936-1938, in announcing
his candidacy set forth a platform
advocating popular election of school
trustees.
Howard C. Rogers, incumbent, also
announced his intention of running
for the Office again. Mr.. Rogers re-
Gently was appointed by Gov. Price
as a member of the State Highway
Commission. He has been in the
House one session, defeating Mr..
Thompson for the Office.
Mr. Thompson is farmer and
president of the Round Hill National
Bank Mr.. Rogers operates a mill in
Hamilton. He served as a member
of the Loudoun County Board of
Supervisors for 20 years.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
O'Conor Grants Paroles
To ; Young Virginions
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. May Six prison.
ers, among them three Virginia
youths convicted of robbing Mont
gomery County drug and grocery
stores, were granted paroles by Gov.
O'Conor.
The Governor, in granting clem-
ency yesterday to Charles T. Har-
mon, George c. Breeden and Charles
E. Allison. said they had good prison
records and that Virginia authorities
would supervise them on parole.
They were under three-year SEN
tences.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Simpson President Resiqns

INDIANOLA, Iowa. May 8 tP).-
DR.. John Owen Gross announced
today he has resigned as Simpson
College president to accept a posi-
ton with the Methodist Church
Board of Education at Nashville.
Tenn. DR.. Gross will be head of
the Department of Institutions.
Evening star., 1941-05-09

Japan is placing special emphasis
on the training of seapiane pilots.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
RAIL UNIONS STRIKE
VOTE RESULTS TO Be
ANNOUNCED SEPT. 5

The results NJ strike vote
taken By members OF rs railroad
brotherhoods last week were to-
day pouring into central rail union
headquarters in Chicago where
tabulations were To he made on
September 2 and the outcome an
nounced September 5.
The strike vote. called on July %.
was taken after negotiations be-
tween Is railroad brotherhoods
and railroad management was
broken off upon the refusal OF
railroad management to grant
wage increases TO approximately
100000 railroad workers.
Wage increases up to 30 per cent
was asked by five operating
brotherhoods and IL operating
brotherhoods A r Whitney. presi-
dent OF the Brotherhood Of Rail-
road Trainmen. and Spokesmen
for the group OF rail unions. re-
vealed that railroad workers had
not been given wage increase
since 1921
Railroad union officials pointed
OH, that 343,ooo railroad workers
received wages Of $50 a month or
less in 1890 and close to million
railroad workers received less than
$40 month.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
BENEFIT CLUB SETS
UP DECENTRALIZATION
PLAN SEPTEMBER |

The Cclancse Employees Benc-
tit Club on September / will cx-
pand its benefit program to include
a disqualification plan insuring the
payment OF members hospital
bill. Boyd Paytop. chairman of the
Board of Directors. announced.
The plan includes the payment
OF not less than $3.50 week to
men and not less than SIS week
to women who become i'll or are
injured and require hospital or
nurses care. Up to 500 will be
paid on a hospital bill. and up to
s25 on surgeons fees in cases OF
injuries not requiring hospital
care Up to s25 will be paid on
nurses fees in cases not requir-
ing hospital care. and a s25 death
benefit will he advanced.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14

Your Job. Getting II and Grow
Ing in II. by Bowman Carson. Col
uInbia University Press. SIS.
Unfortunately Mr. Carson mani
tests little understanding Of the
present unemployment situation
II Mr.. Carson has ever had 70 look
for job. his book Is no proof o.
the fact 1t wouldn't surprise me
IL the author were looking for =
job right now. After writing this
sort OF hook. he should he.
Xxx
The hooks reviewed In this reg
ular feature Of tho VOICE or
LABOR are available nj Local
1875 library. Many other hooks,
fiction and non-fiction, may he
found AT the library,
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
Labor
Library
BY Dixie Louise Fiske

The Gentle People. by Irwin
shaw. Random House, Sa.0O.
The Gentle People is hope.
With very entertaining play.
MIR. Shaw presents a subtle par
able in well-knt humanity touch
ing drama filled with mild humor.
pathos and suspense
The parable concerns two kind
IS mIddle-agcd men OF Brooklyn
who love 10 FISH in their off hours.
Fishing supplies their much need
ed escape from domestic and IL
nancial difficulties Four nights n
week the world is their own. on
the other nights they dream nf a
fishing cruise ~ the coast 81
C,iha Where The waters warm
and the sun shines eleven months
~ the year lusi as they arc PLAN
ming their jauut. tough young
gangStor appears and demands
protection money for their boat.
Helpless. the two old men pay ard
pay. until when pushed too far
they take matters into their own
hands The authors hope is that
somcday the oppressed 81 the earth
v.ll likewise rise mp and strike
down their oppresSors
Creating the love interest arc
Stella. daughter Of one OF the old
men Eli. her faithful Brooklyn
ito sweetheart. and Goff. the ar.
rogan' gangstcr Stella Was PLAYED
on Broadway ny Sylvia Sidney.
Goff by F'ranchot Tone The re-
cent movie 81 Tho Gentle People
under the title % out or The
Fog" starring Ida :npino and John
Garfield.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
Map Tobacco Drive

PHILADELPHIA. August IL.
A drive To organize 1000 tobacco
workers in the Philadelphia area
was announced last week by the
United Cannery. Agricultural.
Packing n Allied Workers, George
Craig. ClO regional director. who
met with representatives Of the
United to plan the campaign. said
that the tobacco workers were
now receiving miserably low pay
About half OF them are women.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
Spurs Bill PASSAGE

WASHINGTON. August r.
Prompt passage Of bill HR $500
providing overtime pay for govern
mcnt workers was urged by its
sponsor. Rep John Coffee Of
Washington state. AZ mass meet.
ing called by tho United Federal
Workers. Go
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
TwUA Wins Vote

NEW YORK. Angus, - c'ul.
minatirg a bitter two-vcar fucd
with an At'i. Union. tho Go Tex
tile Workers Union last week won
National Labor Relations Board
election At the a n .Iulliard Co
textile plant in Sco,isvillc. y. +.
by 2 10 margin.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14

Fats like Spry and trisco are
ordinary vegetable oils which have
boon hardened by processing with
hydrogen. They are convenient 10
use for frying and shortening. and
because OF competition they can
frequently be bought cheaper than
the liquid oils from which they
are made. II you like your pic
crust flaky. you're apt TO do bet
ter with fat such as lard or
Spry than with an oil
Gu tested Is brands OF oil. 81
brands Of hydrogenatcd shortening
and IL brands 81 lard to find out
which offered best quality at the
lowest price. Among the Best BUYS
in hydrogcnated shortcomings were:
Red e. White and Coop Also high
o, the quality list were Durkcc's.
Shurfinc and Spry
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
Shop very carefully IL you're in
the market for a portable OF the
Is models CT tested recently. IL
had defects. Most Of these defects
were Of the sort that can he adj
justed. il you discover them be-
forchand But II you buy type
writer and then decide that you
don't like il. you'll he offered very
little on trade-in
DO some typing on each model.
10 find which touch suits you best.
Decide whether or not you want
to pay extra for "noiseless" It's
qiictcr but will make fewer carbon
copies than the standard models
Watch out for uneven or smudgy
typc. and try out the portable on
cards and envelopes II you're apt
20 he using them
It's good idea 10 check the
mechanical condition too. and in
IT, August issue. GU suggests a
number Of easy tests you can
make at the store
CO tested Is portable typewrit-
ore for action. mechanical con-
struction. noise. appearance Of
work. and convenience Among tho
Best Buys. quality and price con-
sidcred. werc. Corona Zephyr De.
Luxe. $40 Is. Corona Sterling.
s59S0. and Corona Zephyr s2e75:
Pennington Remcttc. S2a IS. Tn
derwood Deluxe Leader. SPOTS
plus postage from Montgomery
Ward Don't pay higher price
Only one brand Underwood
is union-made. under contract with
two ALL unions the lrtcrna-
tional ASSN Of Machinists and the
Metal Polishcrs Union Tho United
Electrical. Radio and Machine
Workers. Go recently won an
election at the Remington Rand
Tonawanda plant bu, no contract
has been signed as yet
MEMS SHORTS
Don't 90 by brand name only
when YOU buy mems underwear,
CT advises |, takes careful tests
% material 1T and Shrinkage to
determine which model. not which
brand will give you tho hest value
for your money.
For instance. CT testers found
Rcis-Clix broadcloth shorts at SIC
10 be Of excellent quality But
50c madras shorts by the same
maker were rated poor
CT tested % models Of mems
woven shorts. knitted shorts and
understands Best buys were IN the
25c-50c price range
It's easy to get union made
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF Friends OF Labor In The Tri-State Area
SPECIAL
THISWEEK
AHCarS Reduced!

AHCars Reduced!
1899 Buick Sedan
1910 Hudson s Sedan,
K e. II
1910 Hudson 8 Sedan
1899 Dodge Luxury
Liner Sedan
1899 - Hudson s Sc
dams. Rs and HIS
1899 Hudson 112 Coach
1897 2 Terraplane
Coaches
1897 - WHY'S Scdans
1886 Terraplane Coaches
1885 Hudson Coupe
1895 Ford Coach
1885 . Graham Sedans
Truck Specials
1899 Dodge Short ". B.
1889 Dodge Panel
1899 International
Pickup
1899 2 International
Dds Long w. B.
1899 Ford Long w. B.
1886 3 Chevrolet Long
w. B.
1885 Chevrolet Panel
STEINLA'S
i3l - Mechanic pbnn. aSsa Inn
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14
URDOLLAR
BY Consumers Union
COOkING OII.s AND FATS

No matter what the ads tell ordinary cooking fat
digestiblc other according
cooking the August Of Consumers Union Reports
very them
fried foods Where there trouble it's usually due
Scnsitiyty particular oil disease
digest than other
slowly Of their high
provide period Of time
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-08-14

mems shorts these days BVD.
Mansco and Wilson are made I'M
der contract with the Amalgamat-
ed Clothing Workers. Go. Jockey
and Munslngwcar with the Tex
tile Workers Union. CO. Man
haitian and Refs with the United
Textile Workers. ALL.