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Evening star., 1945-11-01
STORES FOR RENT.

NEW BUILDING ready for occupancy
April ]. 1946, outstanding business corner
1th and Lamont NV. six stores of various
sizes, good for all types of business and
suitable for display purposes. 5000 so.
It. VIII rent as a whole or divide. LOUIS
sToRE FoR Rent, ESii 1,aoo SO. It.. part
skylight. 70-ft. concrete basement; store
leads to alley for rear pickup and delivery:
doWntown NV location. Box .3S0-Z. Star.
SUPER STORES and shops for all types
OF business, available in several outstand-
ing neighborhoods and suburban loca-
tons. Construction to begin Immediately
For details call GOLDSTEN BROS, RE.
DoWNTowN-9as D ST. N.w.-store. 20
#. by so #. deep with additional space
20x1 90 It. available for warehouse and
garage, with rear 30-ft. alley. Call Mr..
Morgan, CHARLES C. KOONES & CO.,
DI. S157
1925 H ST. NE, across from Atlas Thea
ter; suitable for most any business avail
able Immediately. CHARLES REALTY CO.,
l lnln Vermont ave. NV ma: 1885.
st. NV. Apply HECHT'S HOTEL.
STORE AND APT FOR RENT-Mt. Pleas
ant ST. NV; busy location. Possession
within 2 weeks. JAMES e. TUCKER, NO.
SODA FOUNTAIN and luncheonette. al
l71o G. St NV: will remodel to suit tenant
Apply l70R q st. NV,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA.

FALLS CHUkCH-A very nne and large
shade trees. House consists of. 10 moor;
utility room: 2nd floor. 2 bedrooms and "
bath: oil furnace. .h.-w. heat. garage: near
BUS and parochial school; price. $4,000;
"a cash and terms. EASTMAN g. STEELE.
FATRFAx STATION bedroom home, in
excellent condition: chicken house. other
outbuildings, elec.. well; ~ 500. Phone
Falls Church 1873 or 1480.
2-SToRY asbestos shingled house, z
rooms. Ia baths, oil burner, h.-w.;h.,
garden spot, about q acre Of land. close
to everything; immediate possession. Price,
S10,5o0.
s rooms, bic. bungalow. Ia baths, fire.
place. side porch, foored attic. coal burner,
h-W,h. garage, nice lot. close in; 81 900.
REIBLE, AGENT, OK. 0515, GIL. 1928.
Arlington. Va. z.565 So T. zoned general neral
business, near proposed new shopping
house house. Priced iYst at sY2. $50. 50" anu D"'H
Just off Wilson blvd. and near Claren-
don business area: 1890 SO. IT.. zoned
general business; improved by 10-room
house. Priced. at $4,000.
Groom, 3-bath brick, on 1880 So
IT,, corner on main highway, near Clar-
endon. W block from first commercial:
basement apartment rents for $50. Priced
at x17,9b0 Exclusive listings with THOS
G. MAGRuDER CO. 2051 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. CH. 3131 or GIL, 3434.
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house In s.e. area, $4,000 50. it., fronting
on streets with railroad siding now un-
der Govt. lease, but we are permitted to
will also consider sale on terms or would
trade equity for small piece of attractive
property. See Mr. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, TR $500
Evening star., 1945-11-01
GARAGES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGE, between buchanan and
Allison NV: S. month, GE: .0654.
Apply 200 California st. NV. or call
Decatur 24oS
GARAGE, detached. tin; rear 144o Colum-
bia rd.: SIS per month. DIXIE REALTY
CO, Ma $3.50
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GARAGES WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

borhood OF Fourth and Bryant sts. ne. or
18th and Pennsylvania ave. NV, Phone
ME- kS4G
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSES WANTED.
WASHINGTON department store requires
warehouse space; state particulars: replies
confidential. Box 261-C, Star. ..
PARKING LOTS.
SEVERAL desirable parking lots for rent.
sw. and Sc. sections. Metropolitan 1900,
Dupont 1881
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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

APT. HOUSES. 12 to 80 units Must be
modern with approved rentals. Client will
GE. 290o. L. IT. GRAvATTE. 729 18th
INVESTOR wants to deal directly with
owner of small investment properties in
D. C. viii pay all cash. Box S6-E Star
Evening star., 1945-11-01

YIRGINIA'S BEST BUYS-Immediate Los-
session, vacant near Beverly Hills, block
on Cameron Mills rd.; 7-room brick house,
newly decorated throughout. living room
room, glassed-in sun porch, bedrooms,
tiled bath, full basement, oil burner, air
conditioned. sizable fenced lot, well To-
Gated; priced at S13,750.
Beverly Hills - Immediate possession,
well located, close to transp,, shopping
center, schools and churches. 6-room brick
house, g. sizable bedrooms, tiled bath full
rage, range and refrigerator included !:
house newly painted and decorated inside
and outside. lot fenced in rear, shade in
front; priced at S122,750.
Virginia Highlands-Cape Coo brick, r.
bedroom house. 2 bedrooms upstairs and z
bedrooms downstairs, house fully insulated;
2 rooms and tiled bath on lst floor; Z z
room, one OF which is finished In knotty
pine; modern kitchen. large closets, corner
CABINETS built In dining room, air-condl-
toned: this house was built Of Western fir
lumber, with quarter-sawed oak flooring.
and IN excellent condition. lot 62ha IT.,
front; possession can be given in 30 days;
priced to sell at Sill 800
Alexandria-Brick house, 30-day possess
SION. side-hall entrance. now being used as
capt. house with rentals approved at SS5
each per mo-. rooms ano bath on LIST
floor, 5 rooms and bath on end hoor; oil
burner, hot-water heat; partial basement;
nice. yard with shade; this house In elegant
house II preferred: rriced at S14,5OO. The
aboye properties are all priced right and
are most unusual on the present market
See these before you buy elsewhere. J. Z.
jackson 1904, Ivy 1879.
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completed. 6-unit brick
ath and porch each; net rent about $500
lonthly; $4,000, $4,000 1st trust c. D.
lURPHY, 14o1 25th st. Sc, AT. 2239,
HIGH = CLASS CoLoRED BOOMING
ouse, 16 rms, furn.: full baths, half
sths; immediate possession: S2S.50o:
asy terms. For inspection call DIXIE
reality CO., MA. $3.50
Evening star., 1945-11-01

TWO TOWN HOUSES in sought after To-
cations, % Kalorama section, English
entrance, smart and compact, suitable for
entertaining, 3 freplaceS, . servants
rooms 2-car sarge; immediate possession;
first time offered
large. south drawing room. opening onto
terrace and walled garden: many other
desirable features in this 4-bedroom, b
ately. EMMA MOORE SCOTT. Reaitor.
DE. 1884. 1910 3lst st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-01

INNh
dwelling with 8 rooms and baths Hot
water heat with oil furnace. On lot 20 by
120 feet. $4,000.
Near 18th and Park rd. n.w-Brick
dwelling, s rooms and 2 baths. Hot-water
heat, gas furnace. Lot 20 by 110 feet to
alley. Price, $4,000
An attractive home or investment in
Woodridge-7 rooms and bath. cellar, hot
water heat, gas furnace. Gear brick ga
rage. Large corner lot. zoned first COM
mercial. Price, $4,000.
Near Washington Circles rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. Price, $4,000
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor, 1913
Goth st. NV
Evening star., 1945-01-01

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winter coat now! Presented by The Hecht
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from this great store in the Nations Copitol.
l945's pet sut-foshion. Famous names ex-
elusive with us in Washington. And eor-
den-fuII of the fIower-coIors your spirit seeks
to lend the bloom Of youth-ond spring-to
your winter wardrobe.
Photographed Extreme Left:
JAMES RoxTok CARDIGAN :. Exclusive with US
in Washington. Superby soft OO9o wool eobordine
in flower tones Of rosy pink, green and honeysuckle
beige. Sizes 10 to 20 in the eeroup---------49.95
Photosraphsd Left:
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pet suit The casual club collar! Luxurious 1000
wool in flower shades Of bue eeen fuchsio or beige
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tA) WoMAks GABARDlkE FIotterinely de-
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wool oobordine with club ooor flower shodes Of blue,
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(B) FAMOUS PETIT PASTEL i. . As seen in the moe-
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Montana labor news., 1945-12-13

er, most Of the new unions are or
ganized on the principle Of industrial
unionism. Confronted with the chaos
and widespread destruction in present
day Germany, many unions have taken
the initiative in the democratic reor-
ganization of the economy.
They work out concrete production
plans for single factories, as well as for
all industry They try to solve the prob
lens Of raw material supply; they help
in the directing Of manpower to those
branches of industry and the profes-
sions which are the most important for
reconstruction.
In the Russian zone unions have
equal representation with industry and
government in the new Chambers OF
Commerce and Industry, making it i'm
possible for them to become as in the
, past centers for political and economic
attacks against the workers.
Film Producer Hits Dutch
Terror in Indonesia
Joris Ivens, noted documentary film
producer, has resigned as film com.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13
One WORLD & LABOR
By FEDERATED PREss

BY FEDERATED PRESS
Chinese Opium Car Reumes
Union Control
The 100000 industrial workers of
Shanghai, China's greatest city, are
once more, as before the war, under the
rule of Tu Yu-sen, big-time gangster
and opium car who acted as hatchet
man in the bloody suppression of mill
tant Chinese unions in 1927 Israel Ep-
stein of Allied Labor News reports.
Entry of Chang Kai-shek's forces,
which should have liberated all the
city's inhabitants from Japanese op-
preston, has once more subjected
Shanghais unions to gang rule. Even
before Japanese surrender formalities
we're completed, Tu returned to the
city in the company of Kuomintang
Secret Police Chief Tai Ii.
Henry Lieberman of the New York
Times, who interviewed Tu, quotes him
as saying that he "regained control
Of the Shanghai labor movement, as
well as Of the twin Red Gate and Blue
Societies" which Lieberman describes
as secret organizations that combine
ritualstic mumbo-jumbo and well-de.
veloped techniques Of racketeering.'
Tu is not only the Kuomintang's chic
labor fixer" but is also president O
the Cotton Mill Guild, comprising EN-
ployers in Shanghai's chief industry
His men staff the municipal labor de
partments whose job is, according t'
Lieberman, "to screen the Leadership
OF new unions
A comparable situation in the U. S.
Epstein remarks, would have the chair
man of the National Association o
Manufacturers appointing the heads o
The AFL and CIO and providing tn
personnel of the Labor department an'
War Labor Board
Unions Helps Reconstruct
New leaders elected by democratic
vote of the membership are coming Il
the fore in the rapidly expanding Ger
man unions which, in many places, hay
already reached their pre- Hitle
strength
Seeking to avoid the weaknesses am
conflicts which helped Hitler into pow
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13
GREEN BACKS XMAS
SEAL CAMP PAIGN

NEW YORK-(FP)-William Green
called on all AFL members to support
the Christmas seal campaign, now under
way, which finances the nationwide
efforts of $500 local tuberculosis as
sociations
while war on the battlefronts Of
the world has come to a victorious
close" Green said, "we must not for
get that we have a continuing war for
better health nour home front. The
dread plague OF tuberculosis knows no
armstice and will never surrender vol
unfairly. It must be completely over
come"
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13
TRADES & LABOR


tConunueQ FROM rage -
phasized the role which labor is playing
in postwar affairs, such as recon
struction and its participation in the
new system Of arbitration and concilia-
tion. He told the delegates that labor
is too modest in its presentation Of its
contribution to the social, economic,
and political wealth Of the nation. A
speech from Mr.. Comba without drop
OF wit would be unusual, and he has not
lost that gift Many of the delegates
remember his happy ruse OF extricat-
ing himself from difficult positions
when chairman of the council by spon-
staneously telling story or joke which
always eased the tension. Mr.. Comba
was invited to attend the party which
will be given Tuesday, Jan p, 1916
1t was reported that no change has
occurred lately in the situation facing
the Miners Union and the ACM com
pany. The officers Of the Miners unior
and the negotiating committee is mark
ing time and also using every mean:
at their disposal to effect a settlement
which would be satisfactory to every
one.
Reference was made to the full-pag,
advertisements which have been cir
culated by the United States Steel com
pany, it is presumed, in every daily
capitalstic newspaper in the UniteC
States. The Steel Workers have al
ready voted to strike Jan "A, 1910
Again the history OF the Philip o
Keeney case was given and how th'
Trades Council and other unions de
termined to thwart the designs of Presi
dent Simmons OF the University tC
crush the professors union at the uni
versity OF Montana The unions were
successful in this particular case, bu
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13

now are faced with another subversive
attempt to crush Miss Violet Eastman.
The reactionary school board Of Hell
ena, deliberately omitted to re-engage
Miss Eastman as a teacher in the Hell
ena high school. She had the audacity
to run for state superintendent of public
instruction, and therefore incurred the
wrath of the ACM company and its
stooges The unions intend to persuC
this case to the highest courts in the
land if need be, and let us say, THANK
God for the supreme courts beyond the
control of the Anaconda company.
Secretary Waters was instructed tC
write to Montanas congressional dele
CATION asking them to oppose the Smitl
/ bill or any legislation designed to ham
string labor.
Secretary Waters was instructed t,
write to the governor and attorney
general urging them to retain Miss Mar.
McNelis on the state teachers retire
ment board
A departure from the usual routin
OF the Trades and Labor Council oc
CURED when Secretary Waters rea,
the proceedings Of the Trades and Labo
Council OF Kalispell. It told all abou
the lumber workers and what is hap
pening in northwestern Montana. Som
OF the delegates feel that the minute
Of all the central labor bodies shoul
be read at each meeting.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 1869
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of LIZZIE ERICKSON, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executrix Of the estate Of Lizzie Erickson, de-
ceased. to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
Of this motive to the said executrix at 3l4
Owsley Bldg. Butte Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction Of the business
of said estate in the County Of Silver Bow,
State OF Montana
ELSIE EDITH KANGAS,
Executrix of the Estate Of Lizzie Erickson,
Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana, this 21st day Of
November, 1915
First publication Nov 29-4T
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13

missioner for the Netherlands Indies
government in protest against Dutch
suppression Of the Indonesian freedom
movement
"As an artist, Ivens said, q have
not and will not do any film work that
would be against my principles and con
viotions As a Dutch citizen l believe
that the great democratic traditions
Of our people in Europe should be ap-
piled in the Far East making possible
an understanding between two free
peoples that would serve the interests
Of the Dutch nation as we'll as the
national interests Of Indonesia."
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13

NEW YORK-FP)-Union members
of the American Legion have demanded
the rehiring Of three World War II
veterans fired by Montgomery Ward &
Co., and have put the heat on Maj. Gen.
Lewis B Hershey, director OF selective
service, to show little interest in fore
ing discriminating employers to give
veterans their legal rights.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13
WORKERS SHOULD
KEEP RECORDS
OF EMPLOYMENT

HELENA-In order to protect his
rights under the Montana unemploy-
ment compensation law, worker should
keep permanent records of his employ
ment such as wages earned and paid
to him, the names Of his employers,
the dates of his employment, deduc-
tions from his pay, and other import
ant details concerning his work, Bar
clay Craighead, chairman of the I'M
employment compensation commission,
stated.
Not only will such information insure
him of obtaining unemployment COM
pensation should he be thrown out Of
work, but it will insure that he will
receive maximum benefits which de-
pend upon his wage record. Such rec
ords are Of use also, in regard to other
matters such as income tax, old age
pensions, and workmen's compensation.
Reports to the commission from
claims takers in the field show that
many workers not only do not even
know the names Of their employers, but
may not know that they work for a
sub-contractor or lessee or independent
operator in connection with work per-
formed for other concerns Such in
formation should be matter Of rec
ord because this knowledge may mean
the difference between being paid and
not being paid unemployment compen-
sation. Since the compensation is based
on work and wage records. this in
formation is vital to the exercise Of
workers rights under the law.
The dates of employment in the rec
ords are important. too, to the worker
for he must be able to show employ
ment. according to the law. in the first
four quarters of the last five proceed
ing his filing date OF a claim for
compensation. This information estab-
fishes his base period in which he
must show sufficient wage records tc
Justify payment of compensation
The item of wages earned and paid
to him is perhaps the most important
record of all, for on it depends the
amount paid in compensation The
formula by which the weekly benefit
payment is computed makes it neces-
sary that the total wages paid in the
base period, and the highest quarter
wages be known. A difference of $l0C
in a workers highest quarterly earn
ings will make a difference Of more
than So per week in the benefit check
Although wage information is kept by
the commission, errors sometimes creeI
in, and the worker should be in posi-
tion to correct such errors.
Unemployment compensation benefit
are computed on the gross pay work
er receives A worker, hence, shoulC
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13

San Digo's longest postwar strike,
which tied up three major local ship
yards employing 600 men, for almost
seven weeks, has been settled with wage
increases for the AFL workers.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13

If labor doesn't accede to some plan
to end strikes as result Of the current
labor-management conference, Congress
will outlaw unions, certain congress
men announce
We never yet knew a wedding to sue
coed where Pop held a gun to the
bridegroom's back, but Congress seems
determined to expirement.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

estate Of MARTHA RUSSELL, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator with the will of the estate
Of MARTHA RUSSELL deceased to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this
notice TO the said administrator at the law
Bow Building 20 West Granite street, Butte.
Silver Bow County, Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction Of the business
Of said estate, in the County of Silver Bow,
State of Montana
JOHN K CLAYTON, Administrator with
the will annexed. Of the Estate Of
Martha Russell, deceased
Dated at Butte, Montana, this 3rd day of
December. 1915.
First publication Dec 6-4T
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

Following a practice which was only interrupted by the early days of the war, the Kodiak Vol unteer fire department has an- nounced their Annual New Years Eve Ball, to be held December 31.
 With proceeds to be used for the benefit of the fire depart ment, the dance this year will take place in the American Le- zion hall. Tickets will go on sale this coming week.
 Tentative arrangements pro vide for a door prize to a lucky ticket holder and details concern ing it and other features of the
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

Bon voyages will soon be in order for Lee Bettinger, local businessman and Chamber of Commerce president. and Pat Wright, manager of the Town Club, who are leaving for the States for the holidays; and for Jorgen Fredrickson, owner of the Belmont, who after the first of the year will start on a trip to Oslo, Norway. to visit his father and other relatives. MT. Fred riekson has not seen his father in p years.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
|oQM SAyS

gNvRTHLAND PHOTO |sHCP Gift Certificate
 pakes an ideal Christmas
 bit,
 6Ht Certificates are ob- binable in any amounts, bDd may apply on the pur- ,base of any merchandise D photographic service we Her.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
Bremen Sponsor Dance

dance will be announced later.
 c. J. Ruch is chairman for the affair.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08


 Actress Bette Davis IS shown with her new husband, William Grant sherry, 3l-year.old artist Rev. Paul >'ordon Favour, uncle If the 37-year-old actress, per formed the ceremony. Ali Madsen, son of Charles Madsen, who is in Washington, D. c on business in connection with fishing in this area, called on Delegate E. L. Bartlett rec eLtly.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
SuGGEsTED USE Putraits-Baby Pictures, as.

Yl,e Christmas Gift Certi- teases may also serve to nssrve and insure early |bslivery of new cameras, Doyie cameras, projectors chargers, exposure meters md other photographic e- guipment which we will re- ssiye soon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

WaEH'': De V4tws-Asi W
Helen 1aub,l, soprano, Herbert JAMS.
sen, baritone vocal snemb.e 81 t-e
Metropolitan Oref4 A,to,rsuon VltH me
rhdhlrmou,e symphony Or,hcta of
New York, Artur Rodun,h. Condae'er
Set M-MN-tSl $50
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Eank. GI Weekly.
Ends ItS (arppr

NEW YORK Dec. IA TNS)-
Yank, the army weekly. had Us
official discharge today signed ty
Gen. Eisenhower.
The remaining skeleton force o.
writers and artSts Watc d
glumly yesterday as the last cdI-
ton Of CT Joe, p'a.n-,porcn
champion was run of jhe presses
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Jews DenOunce
Palestine STALL

The Detroit Jewish community
today appealed TO President Tru-
man to stand by his demands for
the immediate admission Of 1OO.-
600 homeless Jews 10 Palestine
and denounced the formation OF
the Anglo-American inquiry COM
mission as a stall
More than 600 persons gathered
in the Jewish Community Center
last night in mass meeting OF
protest sponsored by the Detroit
Zionist Council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

OBr.cn, p former union stew
ard = the Ford Motor Co s mo-
tors building. asks tho damages
because hc charges. tho union
h.acE',tcG nm and made II in
possible for hIm 20 Get work m
any ClO-orgarIlcd plant,
lie said Communists controlled
the Ford local when he WAS
ous'cd I0 1913 and that they
hlackHStod him primarily because
he refused 10 follow the party
line The specific incident for
winch ho faces a union trial
board however Was ms interces-
sor m behalf Of a group of women
employees Poe said
Defendants ln o CBr.en's SUIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

To arrange for carrier dcllV-
cry of The Detroit Times 10
YOUR home. dial Cherry $500
and aSk for Home Delivery
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
IaHm NmuIHumnmualnmnHlBnInm

7 EO F. FLOWERS Of 9245 Meyers working once
l. again Christmas toys for needy Detroit chill
dren For 10 years, stopping only during the
farm. Flowers has been making toys in the
basement OF his home and giving them free OF charge
for distribution various charitable organiza-
tonS. The Salvation Army gets them this year
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
S25O.OOO Suit Opens
Inn Go BIackIiSfinS

Jury being drawn In Circuit Judge John Y BrcnnanS
today Try $ZjOO00 damage OF Arthur OFron.
Monroe Of Ford Local 6G0 UAWCIO
cLaLrIn- .CnmmLrSt controlled