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RooAs FURNISHED

I72o 17th ST. N,W;-Extra large 2nd; moor
front rm. windows and large closet.
Suitable for 4 Young people.
| 200 TUCKERAGAN ST. N.W.-Corner rm.
IN detached home, newly furn... pvt. bath.
for srepds q sa5s married eoqps
beds sa bsth BLOCK om
ton: $3.50. Cali AID. 30s1 after 6.
31O5 18th. N.W.-Lovely bedroom. pvt.
home, Tor l or gentle gentlemen; con-
Ven1ent TRANSPORTATION. Dupont 1859.
NEAR 18th AND MICHIGAN, AVE NE,
GSSsrt G1ssn S4S! slRsls ROOM gentleman only
1884 COLUMBIA, RD. N.W;-Men; 80
VIZ, single rms: dble.: 81 clean. warm: 10
1nner-sp. mats. auto. gas ht. AID. 1890.
2s44 -27th ST. N.W.-Attr, clean single
rm. Conv. trans.
eIa UPsHUR ST. N.W.-sinel. room, next
batfsrIsd bath; for rent. On car line. servicemen
CHEVY CHASE Military rd.. near Conn
aoor beds have have innerlsprins @ uHsSi nattresses t @
ss5s no by
adults. ordway 1895
| us I1th ST. NV, 4th foor-2 rooms
connecting, clean. comfortable, quiet new
twin beds, maid service once a week. hot
and cold running water. heat. electricity.
| semi-priyate bath. no cooking, references;
as ant and sny SaS Mh ony
ONE LARGE ROOM, or large room with
sitting room; convenient trans. Call
GEORGIA 0121 after g pm. 30.
1890 QUEEN ST. N.E--Two front rooms,
sentiies. cali after RI s. '''i 60 - ''' % 81 :!
hR;II7S ARLINGTON TON "a, Il 100 Cos s, EdseTooam
only Walking distance of Navy Annex
Theater and bus. 80"
22l6 ST. NE.--Large double room with
radio, near bath. Call AT. so5s after
doWs. dow private home. semi private bath; near
car lines: gentleman; refs
1874 COLUMBIA RD: N.w.-Attractive
housekeeping room; FTigidaire; immaculate;
OWNToWN-Refned, white home clean
dSYs a4fh tN5n ! beds wei 81 fgfn sasa SIS mo
room. room Man and vi Wife S preferred: ' sentiie rah
Call Decatur 9ss8.
1856 OTIS PL. ,N.W,-Nicely furn. front
room, large closet: ynlim; phone ssao near 14th
st. car; empl. girls. co. $3.50.
also double to share, women; in apt, mr..
18th and Col: I'd Call after s. or all day
MISS sssDP: Pack, jtIi' DG. 47ss S'As ''S'""'e Jan
DOWNTOWN, THOMAS CIRCLE. 1915
Vermont nsxt sys nsth hnWLovely large room twin
1925 LAMONT ST. NW-Extra large
bright, front room for 9 or 3, $50 per mo.
Young men, women or married couple. CO,
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. tnear Du-
pont Circle)-Unusually large. front twin
bedroom. S42.5O. Also single, 800.
134I L NW-Lovely large front double
rooms; southern exposure; So and $3.50
weekly.
1850 GIRARD ST NV (The Palmer
House)-Very nicely furn., front twin bed
room. S35 mo.
1924 18th NW-Army officers widow has
bedroom; also single room, for men.
Cheerful corner home, garage.
III ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Double room, girl to share with another
newly furn., twin beds; facing park. RA.
1875.
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A HOME OF
INDIVIDUAL CHARM

Located on large corner lot, overlooking
a branch of Rock Greek Park. Close to
transportation. First floor has a spacious
story and a half paneled living room. with
large screened porch at one end. Lovely
suite, consisting of large bedrm and
bath, completely isolated from balance Of
hge hogse; sec9na hoor, excepmonamiIy @ ~ iarss
gear garage in basement. Home is in new
house condition. EN-. 1890, until pm.
BARNABY WOODS SEC
TION, CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
Colonial brick gas heat: mr.. Transports
tion. g large rms. First offering. bed
rms. 2 tile baths. Recreation rm. and ad-
occupancy csS ~ " IT'S price priced tight right s14.a56;
terms. Exclusive. EN-. 1890 until p m,
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont


18th AND MONRoE--wI1L RENT 2-RM.,
nss5 1ss5 apt. to party buying furniture. co. CO
ONE OR TWO GENTLE GIRLS 70 SHARE
apt, Park I'd. NV. AD. 1916.
4 RRAfon at,iss Sa Unlimited ni%sESSM pRsSs
gentle 0Gsa saape is s9i eny ss5 fa R&
JUNE l 'oCCUPANCY-sEVER 3Ia-
room apartment in ne, $3.50 and $50:
sssssH5ify ssas' deposit required. Call Trinidad
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-sLEEPING PORCH,
twin beds, dressing room, sitting room,
RFsass %codeg ssnsa so GENTLE 'oup
GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH OTHERS,
Gall after pm week; all day Sunday.
WILL SHARE NY LARGE, WELL-FURN.
s25. RE. 1920, B.. 35lO. 2.
tractive Belyedere Apts.,, 18th and Mass.
ave. ave nv wiz ae transfer lease at unusually
chasing ngo furniture. Phone Ma. s6s3.
MEN, GENTlLEs. COOPERATIVE
ME- 41a3. after pm.
GIRL siI Il IN'TELLIGENT mt ABOUT. 35, TO
sra sra apt building centrally located; twin
immedistely; m M s $40 per mo-; references. Box
DESIRE YOUNG GIRL NOT OVER 30
years ODD to share apartment with an
other; $50 mo. Hobart 2733. -
FIRST FL. LIv. RIM, LARGE L.H.K. RIM,
Apply Sat or Sun. 101 4th st: Sc.
sOs EAST CAPITOL sT.-ENTIRE THIRD
floor. . rooms, kitchen and BATH adults.
4l12 HAYES ST. NE.-LIV. RM.. BED
rms. rms: kit PVT; bath. Entire f.; private
hSe 5 hot $50 sa9ss incl It, doaps M GAS no cssn
NV. sEcT1oN-W1LL SELL COMPLETE
furnishings of Groom and kitchen apt,
with privilege of renting same. Apt. avail
able Immediately GE 2642.
$40 LAMONT ST. NV ROOM, KTTCH-
en-, nicely furn., utils. incl; semi-pvt. bath
conv trans: empl. cple. only.
privileges. Call after 6, 1717 18th st. NV,
WALKING DISTANCE TO CAP1ToL-EN-
Im;, KIT and large porch: being re-
S e XpDy adats sns srSsdEss suhdss
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED TO SHARE DE-
sirable apt. with others in Buckingham
Call before 6 p.m., Elk. 2O20, Ext. 734, or
Glebe 1870 evenings.
YOUNG WOMAN, GOVERNMENT EN-
ploye. will share 5-room apt. with another;
separate bedrms.; $40 mo. Sligo s73a.
WILL SHARE FURNISHED 4-RooM APT,
WAVE. SPAR. Army-Navy wife. or Gov
ernment girl. between 25-35 years Of age
Reft Feftie ercbsne.d Tele; ME- 1928 $50 to $40
studio apt. cooking fac; 2 Govt eirls: So5
ca. Another 2-rm. apt: 3 girls: S25 ga
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

0OO9IS fOn JAIL.
7-RooM HOUSE, BY OWNER; s3,5oo
a-BEDRM;. BUNGALow 5I . ,,os2 $685. 90 LIy Lasr
porches, COAL HEAT, basement garage,
ample garden space: $l,2oo down 1peSsIbGly pos RG
SH 1889: even, SH. 2S1l. -
BRICK BUNGALOW. LIKE NEW. 2 BED
rooms finished recreation room, gas heat,
large, fenced lot; screened porch; near bus
coRP. os5Ede se44 coiesvill. rd.. silver Spring
Call Shepherd 1852.
VEST OF CONN AYE NE NEAR Ror;s cATHn. HE
tanning s bedrooms. . baths, in addition
to basement apartment having . rooms
s5o THos lbs L. PH1LI1Ps, wo 1900
Until pm. 351s Conn.
IL baths: new-house condition: near
gate immediately OWNER. OR. 6234.
home, one square west. of 5000 block of
o Sh s and Mt eeasans
cost to present owner at s12 $50. Inspec-
~ 4 Ps:Hs Ra RuS@s Sns
Ma. 9257, exclusive agent. BOZ
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH = sEMI-DET.
epek 1 IL rms baths @ad saT apts hx
oaq apts. Mner furn. Terms nsivlc Apt GE o5sa
HAMLIN ST. NE. IN LANGDoN PARK
ne eonditen aasdhen MUST Hs be u sold at once
Price, $500; terms. r. G.. DUNNE, 604
ne. AT. $500.
q ACRE COUNTRY. HOME NEAR SILVER
Spring; bedrm, and bath on 1st floor; 2
bedrms., nursery and bath upstairs (all
bedrms: large , enough for twin beds1: cool
rage: renee beaupifuI andscapins' property prse-
eHenis e1Saa.y 81. afN as7f: NlrAA'' Oh. 1o9e'
BETHESDA, MD.-FoR. SALE s-BEDRM
ST ST ss. 500. sta Substantial tia cash. WI. 54aS
NEAR l4th AND PARK RD...24 FEET
wide. 7 rooms a bedrooms), | bath. front
75o teSs to sete Re'es gas BROS
Rsaltors' EsaIiny ~ ath aRSo and sts' ne FIR sooo
dooD ena ave 6sEi1k rms eE porch
bath house in fine %n
fsern35, fse'. 81 EM Es1s s127, wApIE 8 JAMES
able det, home in Cleveland Park. There
Weilplanned eH ist floor; sH auto. M heat; gar;
ssse ro9 THo Re- real pag wo t9r soe
Until Until pm. a51s conn. W. 'o00
MT. PLEASANT-VACANT- BEDROOMS
RoTR Rs5fRer Woowafd S hsat Bids nS Si seasS 1885
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-VACANT, EN-
tirely redecorated. Brick row. 2 rooms:
kitchen and bath on each floor, hardwood
floors, full basement. Timken oil burner,
h.-w.h. Only $3.50.
A. NJ. ROTH, Woodward Bldg. Ma. 1895.
CLEV. PARK-OWNER OCCU GAS HEAT
4on trust. semi-det. brick, splendid cond.
3 beds, 2 baths, heated sleep: pch:. Gear
gar. MR.. ROSS, MA. 1166, WO. S716.
GROOM BRICK, CONVENIENT N. E. Lo-
cation. 3 years oId--Oil heat, full base
ment, detached metal garage. For quick
sale, S6,350: terms. r. G. DUNNE, 6O4
H st. ne. AT. $500.
S6,95O-sEMI-DETACH BRICK. NEAR
Ga. ave, rooms; parquet first floor.
h.-w,h.. garage: entire house newly deco
auired Really Assoc1ArEs Ex ses1 1852
until p m.
S11 .95O-IN THE FOREST SECTION OF
Bethesda, Md.-Detached brick, less than
2 years old. rooms, 2 baths. oil air
conditioned heat. attached garage. slate
roof, level wooded lot; vacant and immedi-
ate possession: easy terms REALTY AS
SOCIATES. EX. 1922 until Q p.m.
MODERN, GROOM, AIL-BRICK. DE-
tached home. IN restricted community Of
Arlington. Va. completely furnished; will
sacrifice. for S11 600. Can be seen before
4 O'clock Of sitter 7:3o pm. dL. S36S
Tor appointment.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelma nj
Moving & Storage Co., Taylor 2937. 1.
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ApARTMENrs SUBURBAN.

LIVING RIM, BEDRM., KIT. AND BAT
porch, garage. Near Hillendale Car Clu
Two adults only. $40 incl. util. Berw,
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IN ST ANTHONY'S PARISH
18th and Columbia Rd. NV
III ROOMS 9 BATHS

Large row brick home. operated as
rooming house for last 8 years. fully Ii
censed, fre escapes. meets all D. C. re-
aurements PROPERTY. FURNITURE
AND BUSINESS Sl2,a5o;. ON TERMS
Possession within 36 hours. Can be sold
without furniture if desired. Inspection
BY appointment only with Mr.. Tabler
WI. 71S2. with
SHANNON & LUcHs co.
OAK
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ADAMS ST. NV.
MUST BE SOLD Ar ONCE

ONLY 3 YEARS OLD.
Your opportunity to buy a fine CENTER
hall brick Colonial residence on wooded
lot. 100000, in MANOR CLUB ESTATES.
Living room. l4x25: other rooms in pro-
portion: f1rst-f1oor powder room, paneled
recreation room with fireplace. maid 5
room and bath. stairway to insulated attic,
Gear garage. screened side living porch.
CALL WOODLEY 1900.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

TO CONTACT SOME FARM FAMILY N
nearby Maryland who will give my two
boys. ages 10 and IA. good home ane
proper care in exchange for their help or
the farm during summer vacation. Bo,
99-M, Star %
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DETACHED.
- N AZ

DETACHED.
S12.450
Center hall bedrooms. . baths. hrst-
floor lavatorv. Near 18th and Alaska ave.
Large fenced-in rear ward, 4-car garage;
House needs redecorating. Assessed at
Slo.5On and carried $4,000 straight trus.
at 49,. Slate roof: stucco SIDING. Call
BRUCE KESsLER. WI. sofS. with
SHANNON & LUCHS Co.,,
1905 H St. NV MA. 2345.
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WOODRIDGE-N.E.
Lovely corner detached brick and frame
home, 7 rooms, fireplace beautiful land
scaped lot. A real value at S1O.75O: terms
arranged. For further information, call
Mr.. Tabler WI. 71S2.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 St. NV MA 2345.
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$4,000
Modern Colonial brick. Just - SQUARE
of 18th St, very convenient to downtown
section: 90 It. wide: contains g rooms
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower.
elass-inclosed rear porch. OPEN FIRE
PLACE IN LIVING ROOM: nice yard with
built-in GARAGE Ont t-of-tnwn owner has
reduced for quick sale. Call Mr.. Evans,
WO O2oo.
1903 H St NV. National 2345
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ae1s MfIiTARY RD.
Near Intersection of Glebs Rd)
Immediate possession. New-house con-
large recreation room. open fireplace in
living room. nice screened porch. lin ga
rage: beautifully landscaped So 500 cash,
balance includes everything. like rent
" block bus linz. near graded school,
H. G. SMITHv CO.. MA. 1909.
NEAR LINCOLN pARK-AN s-RoOM AND
2-bath brick dwelling, With cellar and hot
gster sTo. heat taan. first-foor lavator'. Price,
p,st}ies 5oHs sssc scR1vENEA e. I; 9TH Pep s: NV
17O1 D ST sE-CORNER HOUSE. CO.
closed porches. garage, large side ard resr
yards P9sssSSien EDERTcK TsrT nIuMnR' 53fs' ss'0oo
617 Pa. Ave. Sc. FIR. 1888.
sPECULATIoN-DoW
value. 30-ft front. large house. s0s
Indiana ave: NV. Price; $3.50. Call
s15 11th st. NV. DI. 1857.
NEAR 18th. AND MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
:. Detached brick, nearly new, on corner
heat slate root. bnilt.in ssraEe. recreation
furniture to be sold. Substantial cash.
No agents. OWNER. no s4e7.
HrLI CREST
Bedroom and bath on 1st floor 4 bed
brick: near school and transportation;
PRICED s13.5Oo.
For appointment to see call Mr.. Phifer.
-'"'0 pA1L ii0i' p. STONE. REALroR.
|
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LYON VILLAGE.
CUSTOM BUIIT

CUSTOM BUILT.
This is an unusually commodious center
hall plan built of stone and brick On the
first floor the center hall opens into a
Closets The living roo with repaee
to the right and the dining room and
kitchen to the left. On the second floor
there are three full-sized bedrooms. 3
large closets and dressing room and tiled
bath. In the basement there is panelled
playroom with fireplace, two bedrooms and
tiled bath Other features are oil heat
with summer winter hook -up, copper plumb
ing slate roof copper spouts and cutters,
and a gear detached garage
KELLEY & BRANNER.
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1850 EUCLID ST NV, Apt lO1-For .
employed persons, double room, single beds
18th and Columbia I'd. Phone CO. 7702.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE Mn

CHEVY CHASE, MD,
| block to Conn. ave-: a beautiful CENTER
nall brick Colonial on q 65-ft lot in q
section of newer houses. Owner occupied
ana in perfect condition. bedrms,
paths, gear basement garage. New elec
portunity for any one who can make a
substantial payment Price S1595O.
EDWIN l.. TAYLOR,
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YOU MUST BE SATISFIED
First that we are suitable couple for
your S10O-S125 2-bedrm. apt, nr. Dupont
Circle. Furn. or unfLrn Decatur 1850
Extension %; or evenings, metropolitan,
216I. Apt. 6I6.
TWO OR THREE ROOM, FURN.,
NV; EXECUTIVE AND WIFE:
UNIMp EACHABLE REFER
ENCES. Eek. 7030, EXT. o87. so'
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IN REFINED HOME, single large front
bed sitting room. private shower, garage.
Also ground floor, single room, private en-
trance, shower. Of 10th St Reasonable.
Georgia cRTd
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YOUNG MAN wishes very large room in
Georgetown. HO. 1869 Fri. night, Sat
after pm. or SUN
TWO REFINED CATHOLIC GIRLS desire
! room with kitchen or room with kit.
privileges in private home. Miss Adams
after $50 pm, MI. 973a.
YOUNG MAN desires room in NV Wash
inRton or Chevy Chase Private home.
Box 74-M, Star. l.
The CIO news., 1943-07-19
Editorial

resolution adopted by the CIo National Maritime Union
its convention New York deserves special
ton Of the whole labor only because the
bers Of this union have jobs dangerous than service in
the army novY-dnd they stick to Them hell high
water.
coils for wedding the nest Of Fascist rats in
State Department and putting there instead su Of
with regard for democratic principles.
The United States will have lot TO soy about choosing
the first governments in each Of the European countries that
it helps to lberute from the Fascist yoke.
we going to put in gang Of neorFdscists to per-
peuue exploitation and inequality the peoples OF Europe
will hate for generoton-ond with
The State Department filled with friends OF the Fdscss
They arranged the semiFoscs regime OF Dorn and PeYouon
North Africa. Before that they supported Frunc6 against
the Spanish trade unonists and LoYasts though Fuco
backed by Hitler and Mussolini.
They said to have picked out already their Peyroutons
and Frances for each Of the European countries
GirGud protected the VichYmen in French North Africa
backed by the British Foreign Office and the American
State Department.
De Gaulle restored popular government Trade unions
now function freely in Algiers
De Goulle had to struggle against the influence OF the
State Department Fdscss As might have been expected
American commercial press pruises Goud and attacks
De GGule. praised Franco and attacked ontF Fdscists
Good for De Goue! And good for the National Maritime
Union! Down with the Fascists at home and abroad
The CIO news., 1943-07-19
BY MARY LOU CON

A report in the local press OF last
week brings us additional informa-
ton on the belligerent attitude OF
the two county commissioners
which prove they are country COM
missioners.
In these days of rising prices they
sell TO an individual over 20 acres
of land for a little over $100. The
city member of the commissioners,
our own c. N. Jerry Wilkinson.
voted against the sale of made
auate, and even we members Of la
bor who do not profess TO known
land values, feel that Jerry should
be commended for exposing these
deals, because when he does so, the
sales become a matter Of public
record and will have TO be eX-
plained sooner OF later 10 the elec-
torate.
We hope that Jerry Wilkinson
is keeping a close record Of the
many issues in which he was out
voted, not because CT The merits
of the issue at hand. but because
of the merits of the issue at hand,
but because the county members
are bound by machine politics TO
vote against the spokesman for
the masses, whicn in this case is
the city member of the County
Commissioners.
The CIO news., 1943-07-19
GRAPE VINE
Polly Ticks

ton for q spell, we can all take a
breather, because with disunity in
the halls of Congress and disunity
in the ranks of large labor union,
the very life of our nation Is seri-
ously endangered. Pack up and
get out, should have been ordered.
some months ago to the band Of
petty avengers who profess to be
Lawmakers. With the Sixth Col
umnists out of the way for ten
weeks or so, the workers of the
nation can prove to grateful
President and commander-in-chief.
that we are behind him solidly and
united.
Let's do our utmost to produce
more of the implements of war.
let's purchase more bonds, let's
work every day that the opportu-
nifty presents itself. including holi-
days. In short, let's answer the
Smiths, Connallys, the Tydings and
all the labor-hating legislators, so
that when they try to stab Presi-
dent Roosevelt with legislative dag
gers, they will have to answer TO
the workers for their misdeeds.
The enactment Of laws should
be based on need. and not on spite
against an individual and his or
ganized workers. In the case in
question, the law should have been
directed against the coal operators.
who. from the very beginning. hid
behind the skirts Of the WLB. who
were known antagonistic of the la
Dor group involved. The coal OPP
orators went around with the pro-
verbal chip on their shoulders and
dared the miners TO knock it off.
For this reason we say to Mr..
IckeS. Retain control of the mines
for the duration and six months
thereafter"
The CIO news., 1943-07-19

July IL. Neat was a valued brother
in Local 1874.
Bro. James A. Swami, who was
captured in North Africa on Feb.
II. sent his parents a message a
week later saying that he was safe
and sound in Italy and was being
sent TO Germany. The message was
received only this month by his
parents. 1t came by way of Vati-
can City.
The CIO news., 1943-07-19

Pvt. Herbert M. Dye Of the Ma
rine Corps, formerly a member of
Local 1874 when he worked in
Warp Knitting, has been awarded
a sharp-shooter's medal.
The CIO news., 1943-07-19
Unionisfs
In Service

Pvt. Alvin Neat OF Homecoming.
who left the country only last
month, was killed in action in
North Africa, his parents learned
The CIO news., 1943-07-19

It was with q great deal OF satis-
faction, that members Of organized
labor In Western Maryland, re-
ceived the good news of the ap-
pointment of State Senator Robert
B. Kimble, as Safety Director for
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. For
the past few years Bob has been
studying safety engineering and,
emulating Honest Abe Lincoln, Bob
has burned the midnight oil TO
make q place for himself. just
man among men, Bob never was
blessed with an abundance Of vain
lucre, and, in fact, is as poor as
prOberbial church mouse. But being
a plugger and sincere in his con-
victiOns that his interests lie with
the workers as whole, Bob chose
to make place for himself in
some field to occupy the many
months when time hung heavily on
his hands. This time will be amply
taken up now, and with his kn0wl-
edge of legislative procedure, his
union background and his hard-won
popularity, Bob should fit very ably
into the position selected for him,
and the employees Of the B. & o.
should also benefit from the fact
that Bob will give the position his
all-out effort. Again we say, "COn-
gratulations, Senator, and thank
you, b. & o."
Congress AdioUrns
Now that Congress has packed
The CIO news., 1943-07-19
Congress AdioUrns

Now that Congress has packed
up and stolen away from Washing
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-02-05

led to praise their efforts and lit
tile was said for many months. Much
ito hts credit the Secretary Of i.g-
ri culture, Claude wi ckard tried to
Is ecure O more equitable divis on Of
help to all Of the War Defense work.
ling farmers, but little heed was
Iaiven to his efforts. but when the
lend Of the year came an6 figures
Were available TO determine the a.
mount Of gains in the various in
ldus tries ENGAGED in the war effort,
1T wos Learned that the farmers had
learned (, high place in the totals.
Now we are asked to produce more
lin the coming year Cen and will
the farmer meet this demand, we
think that they Will, but each one
tof US must 90 our part.
We in the Matanuska Valley have
our part to DO too, there are GER
ltein disc ouroeing aspects to our
Ipr Oh lems, however, let us not mag
nifty those that can be &c justed but
TRY to secure those adjus tments in
ian orderly manner, and curing the
meant Inc keep right on with our job.
If the problems menti oned in the
If oreg ding were only local problems
then might not be able to ex-
poet any relief, but fortunately
for US, these are Eati onal in scope
land ere of such Importance that we
| Locally We have our own draw
Pe cks No the question Of credit is
70 very seri Gus one. We doubt If
this Valley can ever forge ahead
INIT such time as We can have an
independent credit system, owned
E,nd managed by the people Of the
Valley. We believe that Produc-
t1on Credit Union will serve the
purpose. The reas on that We feel
lthet an independent organization is
necessary is because we must have
hll Of the producing farmers as MEM
bors and that means both Co1onists
land Independents. We doubt If any
Independents will join any orean-
Ezat on that is in any way connect
lod with the present Colony Manage
knent, because their interests are
Hifferen and there is a seri Gus
doubt If the admin trat i on Of the
Credit Uni on could be truly impart-
Hal Of them were under such heavy
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-02-05

Recent news items from the
States 81 y that there is s ONE ap-
prehenst rec ardinC the POSSIBLE
ity Of Il 9hortaae Of farm products
for the ming months Of the War,
It seems Ike the questio on Of ships
tanks an7 other supplies that were
SO badly eeded a year ago, has
been solV &, but now there looms
another great Questi on, can We row
supply fed and clothing to fill
these sh' 5 to supply the fighting
men and V men Of our Allies and
ours lves*
This much must be said Of the
men and women who operate our farms
that they too accepted the respon-
sibility hat goes with the waGing
Of gret + World War, their sons
were called to the colors to train
for the ncttles to come, and often
it left = G farm without the man
power to carry on the burdens that
must be carried, there was no
grumb linz on the part Of the farm
folks. Ifey as usual, took it for
granted that this was a part of the
war eff ort and carried on.
War Unjust tries offered higher
wages the the farmers could afford
to pay ar farm laborors left the
farms for the so-called defense job
this left the farms stripped Of
help and, women, children and older
people took up the burden. Still
there were other disheart ening OBJ
stacles to be encount cred, like the
difficult les Of securing ma chinery
supplies END transportati on. Now
in spite Of all this the farmers
produced more than ever before,
Will the men in uniform and the
men and women WORKING in Defense
Indus tries were being praised by
Radio, Press and Government offic-
ials for their part in the war
effort, t farmer plugged along
working longer hours, rtsking more
labor and capital just to 90 their
part, but few headlines were print