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MIScELLANRoUs bon xALF.

son SHOES s S1us hHA D LSeks AAA tan set
ALL sli almost nsy: ns no reasonable offer re-
sssEoIGuN, Charles Dsiley. handmade.
~ boxes shells, 1928. One 1910 Gregg
rifie, Custom built. John Hutton stock,
Peterson barrel Redneld sights, 3h boxes
shells. S125. Silver Spring O849 Ia
PPS0ms, P6ona Ip cSsslaE sslaE torch. complete set.
sTUDIo CoUCsIEs. factory rebuilt, With
springs, open to double bed or two twin
TYfEWkiTER, Corona portable, and case;
peri. cond.; standard keyboard; $50. 249
Gallatin st. NV. any afternoon.
TYPEWkITEk Rental Service. 6716 10th
NV, GE. 1883; Underwoods, 81 .S5 mo-,
mos IN adv, S5: no del. $3.50 add dep
TYPEWRITERS, Underwood standard 2
at $3.50, 1 at S26.5O. Eiseman's, r st.
sb.Ds yAGguM sas ctEASEK "a, wS A9Gver in good
VENETIAN BLINDS. 7xSh IT,; reas.
Woodley 1900, am. to 5 pm.
WATCH, Waltham, 81 Jewels, used less
than mos. railroad style. S35. 81. 4O06.
WATER HEATERS. gas, automatic, Rex,
prewar. all sizes: will install. 627 st.
NV Ma -4163, RA. 1869.
ALL KINDS of contractors equipment.
such as lumber, sheds, concrete Jacks,
etc: Just outside Washington. Box 391-Y.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

northysss ysan ses{iSn H pEsterabIy near Wood
oeer and family seoH9, o2er "4sa 44ss 0s
NAVY COUPLE and 1ls-year-old daushter
desire deI.s uIfurnished house at sss Or fur
s5sSy sESioR Gsi NAvIs IsmDe 1friSEk iSft wishes 1H
unfurnished house, good NV. section, 3 or
Eebraary or March. ' Please teieP6one
TNFTRSIsnED HOUSE Or sps!tmeat, >
TuRN1sHED 1 asE1 HoTsEs a5TeSss se4S Of bedrooms
aboni dt snsg sSnf of
s OR ROOMS. sioo-s1ao per month;
west Section preferred ordWay I747' I5'
PERMANENT: small adult family desires
MAN AND WIFE desire furnished 3-room
or small houss in NV section
FOX NAVY to Anil Rd earen 1E Go4e snur
nished 3.bedroom house; automatic heat.
Want TO RENT unfuruished hous. in
family family; no eh,Id5en; ad5e SIS month, WI
bedreoms. CONS. $50 month. Mrs. Cohen. Gear-
bETaCHED GROOM HOUSE, a m, T.! Ear.
age; near Cabin John or Friendship Hshts
carline or Chevy Chase Circle. OR. O425.
ARMY OFFICER. wife. daughter IA desire
2-bedroom unfurnished 1-family house
Mar. l or Is with fireplace in Arlington.
Pike and Glebe road preferred. will sign
lease Box 250-Y. Star.
WANTED TO RENT-3-bedroom furnished
house; Army ofacer just returned from
overseas; semipermanent position in Pen
tagon; desire location in Virginia. con-
venient to Pentagon; children WC. o426.
49,
HOUSE OR APT, NV. 2 or bedrooms.
unfur., Govt lawyer. family 2 grown chill
dren. Occupancy March I to 15. EN-.
5S55 13h
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PONY, stallion, brown and white, sos.
left Of Dixie Pig." which is mi beyond
Laurel on Wash Baltimore blvd
GOOD MULES, 4 pretty ponies, all
sizes, some matched teams, some coans.
grays blacks, bays, some odd horses, 6
riding horses, some cheap ones; saddles,
oridles, harness new and used: pony
horse. 736 18th st. Sc.
SHETLAND f0NY to{ sale. 8 years Old.
46th ct. ne, AT. 1855.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER and WAVE wife desire
sfm sto fsgn Sy March s v ondssa s:. s1
SMALL, furnished. housekeepins. bath, for
Iady with small cog, near Walter Reed.
ONE on Sk TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath,
Haishts or ceyeiand ParH; mmediase nl ane'oeD oe
ssgs5saY9ey; sssaYs staT good reference private. Box
WANTED about March 1st, by Army ofacer
and aaa ~, wife, fs,e furnished apartment Phone
,a4nisssa ,MAhSM ;, Govt; emp. e couple, small
\ SG;sfo|SSissl. Sis GOVT. COUPLE desire,
5sSEsa ssI sssahsraa $50 susesasn ss pEs
s1x ef 14sa 4ss 3 ans Park; quiet neishborhood.
fSkNisHEiD.e e foI 2 quiet. refined Govern. We
FEB. 18th. fuTn. .psrtment. bedrn,s. living
nm, I'M IT. bath; twin beds: NV. section.
Army SfricEk ana wife desire small
ani nicely furnished x5iD1; house or housekeepns
TWO Canadian, secretaries. require 1-bed-
bda aP ss, p r sp
EJRNisHzEfD' Hzf'usfa APf.. living room kit, 1aa 6s,h.
55sdTms; S;s slmmed, NM not over $40 DI 37o7.
WI VII pay ray UP to $3.50 Phone D1. 4704.
WEST SECTION. wanted in modern bldg
6y woman physician phone essential;
number. Box 252-V, Star. los
WANTED apartment, furnished or unfur.
nlshed, In NV. section, for two employed
iadfes VIII consider sublettins. Box
QUIET. responsible Government woman,
ht. hers permanently, wants studio apt, bath.
downtown 1890 min. or walking distance:
Pref' Px haappdf happdf Bldg, moderate rent. Phone
SA. 4ooo, Ext: 3422, 9:30-6:00, or DE.
4 s4l0 Sunday after 10 am. 14s
FURNISHED APT, 2 or 3 rms. kitchen-
ette, bathroom, NV. sec. Mrs Mackenzie,
AZ; A 96i9 or Ex. 4500, Ext. 1877. 14'
tNEr. ZEE. LADY desires one room, kitch.. BATH
Pc n 1882; Ext. !1O, weekdays l3'
MARCH OR 15-Georgetown or adjacent
area. Naval oficer. Yale graduate, and
wife desire 2 to 4 room apartment, un-
furnished or furnished, long or short
lease Lease DE. s716 after $50. Sat. or
Mon.
CHEEKY. QUIET, LIGHT, COMPLETELY
FURN., ] OR ROOMS, KIT Apt DE-
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Aprs. FURNISHED tcess.)

GtNfLEMAN, under 20, to share large,
nY7e;;ra.. m9asrn 2-reom sPs.; twin beds. equal
SM. BROOM AFT, 3rd floor, or exchange
for care Of baby. 712 q st. ne. 14s
1874 INGLESIDE TER. NV.
! room. kitchen: oil facilities included:
convenient to schools and Transportation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.,
9"7 New York Ave. NV. RE. 3435.
BETTER THAN APTS.
A DISTINCTIVE CHEVY CHASE ESTATE,
With complete living facilities for en-
ployed adults demanding the best Of food.
Inspection by appt. OIL. 7477.
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APARTMENTS UhFuRNIsnEp.

SEVERAL REMAINING APTS. in new build
$50 So which includes ali utilities. 4soi. .
Q3 Ravenswood rd.. Riverdale, Md. MA.
LIVING ROOM. bedroom. dinette. bath.
kitchen, back porch; utilities Included;
5000 See resident manager. Apt. /.
2sIx TXxdMs nqsnf rXkk XIII. ter rso and hath ant
S45 mo; all utilities included. Phone
HAoS la1s So sH 97ss apt soa az a.1sna Italia
ARLINGTON. 2 rooms, kitchen and bath:
RtVase PbVa entraase; a aSse employed couple; S45
Evfi SEVERAL Ieaf RsARTaENrs. rooms. kitchen
nn nnd Path conysnlsnt si n transportaton; s5s
p'' ROOM. ea kitchen Itch ~ ana si' bath; heat, hot
water, light; basement: $50; ADULTS: cali
sss SssvfeF ST. y aRd em 4 as s ant so
m2 rooms, kit. and bath: no children:
ast,e asa isth fscheI sT snd Nd ostR ar s6 a
Realty e.; I1si Fla: sye: ne, TR. soss
and :as tesen Dui bath ne heat arss ssd
garage. 10 one or two adults with rel
sSof sf so sE Month aDt e9 sssdroom e3ss v-
Cali soss eaen On Apply a1d 141s isth
ssss $ sT SGSI 81, A.H-Entire wv 1st r semi.
detached house, r. and bath, ami.
wills. furn. Apply basement apt. after
UsFuRNisHfE6 Usfk Is Sun 3 rooms, bath. kitchen.
gas. elec heat cont. hot water, refrigera-
Ion,, ton; not mo more than 3 persons; $50 per
IsIo sTAPLEs ST. N.E.-and floor.
Protestant home; living room, bedroom,
kitchen. refrigerator; private bath, util.
incl, avail. now. Adults only Ii. 1886.
1913 FLOWER AVE, Takoma Park, Md
Duplex apt, ; rooms and bath, heat and
h. W. furn., S45; adults only.
1 ROOM, KITCHENETTE; unfurnished,
semiprivate hath, utilities included. 3II
BRYANT st. ne. DU 1921.
APT. NO. !, 33I7 ST. SE-tFOR Gov
ernment employees or defense workers., .
cluded, S5l.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC.
1Ol4 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 621O.
622 4th ST. S.W. 2nd-FLOOR APT.
fms' rn kui; ealn 0acl i1 gas; i, secl; $40.
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FARM & GARDEN.

MANURE, rotted. mixed, $3.50 for 20
bushels. delivered, We can plow your
Victory garden. Phone WA. 4593.
TREATED pure chicken ma
nure. ideal for lawns and gardens; orders
taken now. for March delivery. Sl.bO per
100 pounds Winmar Hatchery. Coles
vile, Md. Phone Ashton 1857 and SH.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


isis MfcHIGA@a We AVE pm N.EApetaehed es Be- aiS
house completely furnished; 4 bedrms..
) a AS6 he@t BEDkooM sfdsFe houses, nicely turn-
month. WI. 1854. E. NJ. Fry Real Estate
HAMPSHIRE KNoLLs, near Takoma Park,
Md.-New 2-bedroom brick bunsalow, full
basement full attic, neatly turnished
sRith sR soSs 4 dOtslie6' inc 20 Carroll ave.
COUPLE WANTED to share home: all "a
9SE- PSI ACRE SA eceoSsNER, near sn. sps-1st-
91s ssfss rns s sToun AUTO
sional bus Available now. sH 2s71 ewes.
coMPLETELY FURNISHED modern new
block to cars and buses. Available Feb 16.
i-RsooM BRiCK BUNGALOW. basement.
bath. 81 bus: $50 mo, Ii ss51
1909 DEXTER ST NW;-Attrsctiyely fur,
baths, recreation room. maids room and
bath; 2-car garage: all modern improve
ments; $3.50 mo. Inspection by appoint
ment, American Security d Trust Co..
ARLINGIoN-Furn. Ar 5-room brick: screen.
ed side perch Norge refrigerator; 500.
fIvE-RoooM BUNGALow. SIS: l mi. from
Cabin John streetcar. Carl sullivan 81
GREEN MEADOWS, MD.
g rooms and bath. modern; oil heat;
nicely furnished, completes, equipped; chill
dren permitted school and bus near; avail
able 18TH 500 per mo.
ROBERT E. LOHR.
311 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park. D. c.
GE. 0251
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.
BABY CHICKS,
16c EACH.

SIS PER HUNDRED.
IL 30 PER HUNDRED IN LOTS OF 500
All hesithg New HAMPSHIRE Red stock.
oil BLADENSBURG RID, NE
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
SEASONED OAK WOOD and kindlins
sawed to order. Immediate delivery. S19
SEASONED pine, Govt.-approved cord,
sRs'o sse wsrald snens 455s BsomO' sefV'e no ''0r
CORDWOOD, any length seasoned. guar
where where; full cord, SO. EN-. 1866.
cord ,y,avs Write D. GIften 9aAa VA George
OAK kfFhsGshL FEkGpLAcE hGRe Woob s. SO Cord mixed
stove. wood. $16:50: full or half cords
David ]; Kerr, 5400 st. Barnabas I'd. Sc
SELECT FIREPLACE WOOD. mostly hard,
wood; $4,000 cord, 81 90 "a cord. Prompt
delivery. Please order by mail. R: H
Pate, Brandywine, Md, Route l. 13'
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD. Hard
wood, SIS cord. delivered. Elmwood 371
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned, any
length: $50 cord. Heavy slab wood. $50
load, better than 2 cords. Immediate de-
livery. OR. S793. or WO. 275S.
CORD WOOD, oak and hickory, $50: sea-
soned pine, SIS; kindling, SOC bu. deliver
ed. SH. 6937.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine
National 1859. Evenings, DU. 1850. ID
DELIVERED TONIGHT,
Very nibhest grade, oak, locust and pine
seasoned Call HO. 1880 after 6 pm.
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ApARTMENTs SUR. OR UNFUR.

COLORED-634 Irving st. NV rooms,
kitchen and private bath; also 1 room,
kitchen and share bath. RA. se1e.
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NEW APIS. AVAILABLE.

GOOD HOPE HILLS.
In convenient Sc. section. near Naylor
Gardens. detached buildings with three
exposures.
Livins room one bedroom porch. kitch-
en- and bath, S6n.50. including utilities.
To inspect: Take car to 18th and Pa:
ave. Sc. transfer to c. bus marked
"Naylor Gardens" to 3Oth St, walk right
to 3012 and 3O16 3Oth st. Sc.
wAVFRLY ~. TAYIoR. INC, CIV
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp,
MOVING, PAcKjNc & STORAGE
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

GIRL desires single room and board IN
Protestant home; NV. section; for March
1st.. Box l7-B, Star. 11s
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CHEEKY. QUIET, LIGHT, COMPLETELY
FuRM,, ] OR 2 ROOMS, KIT. APT. De
SIRED BY ARMY MAN. WIFE, FOR
SEVERAL MOS. DOUBLE EXPOSURE,
TERRACE OR GARDEN DESIRABLE. BUT
NOT NECESSARY. NV WASHINGTON,
ARLINGTON OR ALEXANDRIA. WRITE
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TRASH REMOVED.

Z 4N11O31 1tL9V1O V LII.
CALL Ii. o776 OR Elk. 1896 IT,
RADIO REPAIRS. Pr PROMPT e;us1sy. se5y.
teed Work Called For and Delivered.
D. c. RADIO SHOP,
b205 Mt. Pleasant St. NV CO. 32O5.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.
We inspect, oil and adjust any make ma
chine, 69c. Replacement parts for all make
service.
= THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Sewing Machines. 2nd Floor DI 44OO
PAINTING-PAPERING.
CALL CO. 1882 AFTER PM
WORK DONE IMMEDIATELY.
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ONE AVAILABLE NOW.
Two Available Feb tx

Transportation will be furnished to In
spect these apts. on one Of our main
dinette kitchen and bath Convenient to
new Census once, Navy Yard and other
ae,aT government nldgs: 20 minutes minutes by by bus
Southeast section. Rentals. S49.50 and
$50.
1928 K ST. NV MA S27a or TR a04S
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BOATS.
TEUNK CABIN CRUISER, 35 t., fully
equipped. DU. 5000 or II. 1909:
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sCOTTIE PUPS, yks;; ped; champs.
female. ,ss5;. Healthy, friendly pets. Ii.
f,l PEDiGREED Nzw RABBITs-2-3 mos,
vt. 40 lbs, So 90 each: 6-s mos, vt. 81: 9;I2
Earmarked D. D. Dowhower. Alex. 04i2.
RSx Mikf fS4 foN sogts 4fkRfHRs 1; Asx "a; males,
REGISTERED. DE. 1874:
female. reg; A. X. G., by. Ch. Falstone
Dreadnought-Lady Ferdinand II. AT. 1855,
BEAGLES. show and field winners, A. X. G.
resistered; pups and matured stock. Brad
ley O036.
IRISH TERRIERS S25-S35. CHOW. $50.
c0LLIEs. FEMALES; $3.50: COCKER.
$25-$35; SCOTTIE, FEMALE, housebroken,
$35. Dog Hotel. 7344 Georgia ave.
IA. 1921.
BOXERS,
Beautiful, 4 months old. A. K. c. req.
champion sired pups. MA. TO43. Alex
andria 0S05.
LOVEBIRDS,
All colors. Cockateels. Large breeding
cages with boxes. l42l Crittenden st. NV.
GE. S693.
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READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Is minutes from heart of city, Just south
of National Airport: transportation at
front door. Rent includes all utilities.
. rms, kitchen, dinette, bath, $50. so
and S63.
tOne) 2-bedrm. apt for adults only.
tTake bus at 18th and Pa ave. marked
Alexandria. get of at Bashford lane and
Mt. Vernon blvd. in front of apis. Rep
resentative will show.)
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SUBURBAN RooMs-

H.. FOREST-Attrac. rm.. twin beds.
home: conv. trarsp., 20 min. to D. c.
bus; gentlemen preferred Sunday and
.nings CHI. 8193. 13s
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs.)
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s,Ia,9a z rooms; kitchen, $500
'lnes'f' Al usili'les Sfhh Included,
see 'sh1sf5 saRRLaY q i5Re BRoe' TO- me-. Seie st.
1908 K St. NV. National a64s.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
~ NsS SsSs aSap CLUB ana pect ee
ave, see See Sanitors 5aS nae' as4s Newdale Rd.
diun9i.. 5lv,ns room F;f ,.1s bedroom $3.50
Heat szskEEy III Mf!s1 bRoE Sspi'of ise: Service
New Bldg, Just a Few Apis.
Left.
Living room. bedroom. dinette. kitchen.
bath and nice closets. S61 so. including
TR 4Is''lsS; sSs4 near Texas ave- and 2sth st. sc.
QUEENS MANOR GARDENS,
both spd Queens Chapel rd. Mt. Rainier.
Md.-.New apartment DEVELOPMENT now
rsady s;a asI for occupancy; living room, bedroom.
fesch Take a4th and e Mt. Rainier aeGop o. RIVER
dale bus e a1st and upshur SITS, walk 2
QUEENS MANOR CORP,
3oth and Queens Chapel Rd Union 622s.
$56-WESTOVER PARK,
rms s7of s toh dnee s e. At Bath nsSsnp sp , q
h.-w.h.,., sas. Out N. washington blvd.
turn left on n. kensington to 10th I'd.
e. NJ. WILLIS & SONS.
MA. 7479 1915 Investment Bldg
NICHOLS HEIGHTS.
New apis. for immediate occupancy,
convenient to Navy Yard, Naval Air Sta
ton, Naval Research Lab, Boiling Field
and Fort washington. Bus service 20
center Of city. Rent, S6O50. including all
utilities, orange and refrigerator), Bed.
bath Once open daily and Sun. afternoons
Chamberlin Pessagno, Inc,
1ee Danbury St. s.W. Ii 3737.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURN. APT, attractive living room,
bedroom, kitchenette, sem-bath, cedar
closet. sleeping porch; Baltimore blvd.
aafImyy1; aRIINGTaS IN BeTEyn 72IJ roon VI,
ND bath; heat and hot water furn.; no
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION-State price. make and con-
dition. Box 437-T, Star
ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
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and the case Is before the grand

Anc the case Is before the grand
jury.
Ernest F. Elmhurst, another de-
fendant in the mass trial, filed suit
IN District Court yesterday asking
$100. 900 damages for the loss Of
his position as night captain" at
the Shoreham Hotel dining room.
Elmhurst said he was fred after
Drew Pearson, radio commentator,
broadcast the fact that the de-
fendant was so employed. Named
as codefendants were. Prosecutor
Rogge, the Shoreham Hotel, the
Blue Network and Station WMAL.
The complaint charged that Mr..
Rogge had told one John Doe"
he was going to do something
about" Elmhurst's position and had
told Mr.. Pearson about it. Mr..
Laughlin appeared as Elmhursts
attorney.
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252 Join Bur Group

Admission Of 252 new members OF
the Federal Bar Association, in newly
established chapters at Dallas, Fort
Worth and st. Louis, was announced
yesterday by Col. Heber H. Rice,
chairman Of the membership COM
mittee. Plans for another chapter
at Kansas City, Kan, also have been
approved by the committee.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-25
Postwar cqsuoIfy ?

w IT'LL YOUR CHILD be victim of WV this War-after it's over?
 Will she grow up in a depressionrrid- den, poverty-striclen, half sick country that never recovered from the War?
 Or will she grow up in strong, healthy, prosperous America that offers every girl and boy the best education, the best job, the best chance to make the best living in all the world2
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-25
Ice Pool

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 Ticket sale ends April 8 this year.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-25
Beware Coughs
 from common colds
 That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may develop if yDur cough, chest cold, or acute bron- chitis is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance witllanymedi- cine less potent than CreoInulsion which goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expeI germ laden phlegm and aid nature to Soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes.
 CreomulSion blends beechWood creosote byspeciaI process with other time tested medicines for coughs It contains no narcotics.
 No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to ScH you bottle of CreornuIsion with the understanding you must like the W3v it quickly alJays the couch, per- Ii tting rest atsd sleep CT ycl1 are io h..ye your money bacr. (AdY.j
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-25

It's up to you. It's in your hands now.
 So-buy War Bonds--now. All you can. Hold them until the date of ma turity. Let them bring you $4 for every $3. Keep saving and keep the money you save!
 For if all ofus do that, this postwar America will be the finest place in the world for your child-and you.
The CIO news., 1944-08-21
Win Free Subscription

"They shall build houses, and in
habit them; they shall plant vine
yards, and eat the fruit Of them.
They shall not build and another
inhabit; they shall not plant, and
another eat"
"We will give years sub
scriptiOn to the Voice Of Labor
TO the layman who will locate this
utterance and In 100 words give
the best Interpretation Of IL. We
will have three ministers Of Cum
berland act as judges.
The CIO news., 1944-08-21

WeSternpOrt, mO.
July %, 1874.
The CIO News:
Dear Sirs:
1 thank you for a copy Of the cur
rent CIO News. have been n
friend Of organized labor and shall
be glad to receive whatever or your
literature you care 10 send. and
shall try. TO use 1t 10 nest advan-
tage for the cause OF organized
labor, members Of which make mp
the majority OF my church mem-
bership.
Yours respectfully,
Rev. Foster nj. Bittinger.
The CIO news., 1944-08-21
Labor Day 1914

On June 2s 1894 Congress the first Monday in Sep
legal national holiday For 10 II years prior to this
union workers. under leadership knights Labor had
been observing day celebrating with pcnc speeches
parades purely American in origin and remains
belongs all America to every class OF
citizens.
To workers. Day is merely holiday it is holy
day. day for the rededcaton of themselves to
noble principles and the high obectives of the labor move
ment They invite fellow Americans think with them
on these principles obecves join with them in
pratey celebrating day. consider with them the history
Of the United Satests long and arduous
struggle before the law for the rights which in this
day only despots deny the and honor
which all ghtthnng accord to institutions designed for
worthy purposes and the general welfare.
It is sad reflection the labor still has mis-
trust prejudice large sections Of the American people
therefore behooves labor to be patient and
forward through its literature and pamphlets and
through the daes the work of educa
tion.
should solicit particularly the ministers of the Gospel to
study the whole ueson of unonsm and thereby them
preach worthy the subject Labor Day Sunday
Their Master carpenter He took His heart the
tong His words afford
plentiful texts for justice and right to the laborer
the institution of the day So years has
Labor Day which the workers themselves could
pride which the general public could join
celebrating with wholehearted commendaon of labor
unionsm.
Behind lies year unparalleled production, due
merely competency large measure
arnnded people will agree to the patriotism, skill and hard
work Of the workers factories shops and mnes ships and
trains field year the universally
yielded their right to their holiday.
The aims of labor expressed repeatedly by the councils Of
the national organizations with clarity emphasis
which all America desires to prevail:
To win the with greatest speed the
fee of Hfe
2. To win just and lasting peace.
To preserve the time, and to all other
nations the principles and practices of democracy with freedom
security, and abundance to all people everywhere.
These detectives of labor beyond the of rights
of labor will be the theme of Labor Day speeches
and editorials in this memorable year, 1914.
The CIO news., 1944-08-21

can't keep the WLB away. The
Board ruled that IL an employer
gives an employe a pint of milk,
he is giving him a wage increase
indirectly Xxx X"
The CIO news., 1944-08-21

The following ms news dispatch
records a new low in absurdity:
New York--A pint of milk a day
The CIO news., 1944-08-21

UNITY IN EVERY UNION; COOPERATION OF
EPS. 4DHEPENCE TO UNION PRINCIPLES
and PLEDGES; PRESENTATION OF THE
HARD.WON RIGHTS OF UNION LABOR; VIGI-
LANCE TOWARDS HOSTILE LEGISLATORS;
SJjPPORT OF THE PROVEN FRIENDS OF Ia.
BOR IN ELECTIONS; WHOLEHE4RTED COOP.
GRAFTON WITH ALL WHO SINCERELY WORk
FOR THE WELFARE AND ADVANCEMENT OF
THE WHOLE COMMUNITY.
The CIO news., 1944-08-21
Our Friend,
The Minister

Westernport, Md.
July 20, 1914.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-28
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