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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

FOR SALE 80 acre ranch. all in
alfalfa. Groom house, all modern
conVenlenceS. Place equipped with
chicken, hog and dairy equip
ment. Will sell with or without
tractor and equipment. Located
miles east and 3 miles north on
HiWay Ill. Jones. 7-2I
FOR SALE acre. 4 rooms mod
ern house, wired for elec. stove,
plenty shade, water and lighting.
nice system and elec. water heat
ter, good fences. Ideal for poultry
ranch. Immediate possession
Leaving Valley. If you want
suburban home with all these
conVeniences. then don't miss this
chance. First house west Of Ever
green cemetery 7-I8
4c OR 80 ACRES good corn or veg
etable land in early district. Part
~ planted to permanent crop.
Plenty well water with concrete
pipe lines. Close to town and
schools. Box 466, Coachella. 7-21
l9-CitY Property tor Sole
~>~~~~-~~~~~-0-~O~0~~~-~-~-~
FOR SALE-Practlca1ly new FHA
house. Modern in every way. Hard
wood throughout. Insulated air
ducts and cooler. Nice lot, good
location-$G750.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone geo
7-18
FOR SALE Furnished house in
GLIDING electric refrigerator and
stove. 2 bedrooms and screen
porch. Good location, south side,
close in. $4,000. $4,000 cash.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
7-20
z BEDROOM furnished home. Own
er leaving. Possession by 18th.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
7-I6
IMPERIAL-3 bedroom house.
years old Completely furnished;
elec. refrigerator, washing mach
inc, vacuum cleaner. 100 chickens,
Is rabbits. young COW Possession.
$4,000.
KATE OLDHAM
127 No 5th Ell Centre
TIC
2 BEDROOM Apt downstairs fur
niShed. 3-rOom Apt upstairs. I'M
mediate Professionalism
KATE OLDHAM
l27 No. 5th Ell Centro
TIC
FOR SALES bedroom home on
south side. See Starr Won FluSs,
664 Holt. 7-16
FOR SALE Apartment house. all
furnished Electrically equipped:
2 blocks from business center.
Paying 1G| net on asking price.
c. MUNCEY, 608 Main. 7-I6
FOR SALE Immediate possession,
bedroom house. Cooler, lust |
painted, elec. water heater. 682
Fl Centr0 Inquire 760 FL Centro.
TIT
FOR SALE-Five room, 2 bedroom
and service porch. All modern.
Garage and chicken yard. South
part Of town. Can be seen at 4l9
Hell st. after 5 pm. 7-16
FURNISHED two bedroom house.
Can be seen evenings from six to
eight. Alb No. F. St. Imperial 7-19
FOR SALE-3 bedroom stucco. Car
peted, rooms, coolers through
ducts, elec. water heater, double
laundry trays, large lot. S58OO
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
oZU Nam Phone $50
7-21
I'll Furniture Tor Sole
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

FOR SALE Matched spot & fog
lights, set Of directional lights
for car or truck. 2-wheel trailer.
excellent tires, cement barrel With
lock cap. Holtv. 258-M. 7-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

4 section uf Document No. 40,,1 .t
the Office of Prlce Administration. Par
I36O-Motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicle
Equipment maximum Price Regulation
sac. Amendment 81 reads as follows:
g. Section 9 is also amended ~
the addition Of new sentence ~
reod as follows: 1T shall also be u
violation of this regulation for any
person to offer to sell q used car by
advertising in any publication unless
there is stated in the advertisement
tine make. model year. model and
body type OF the used car. the sell N
er's offering price. and notice con
tuining the words within OPA cell
ing or other words which express
the some meoninq.''
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
9-Business Opportunities


RANCHERS &
FARMERS
CASH LOANS AVAILABLE TO
FINANCE CROPS AND
VEGETABLES.
Quick Action!
CONTACT BOX 632
GO POST-PRESS
$500 A YEAR NET selling an adj
viSOry service. Company repreStn-
tatiVe or your own business. Tre-
mendOuS demand No competition
Dealers Service Co. 438 H w
Hellman Bldg. Los Angeles 7-lG
ll-Houses for Kent
>|~~-~--~-~-~~~~>~0~<~~~ ~~>~-~~~>~~-
FOR RENT-Unfurnished house
and 10 acres Of land Central Main
Drain and Dahlia canal. Sam
Harmon. TIT
FOR RENT-Fur. 3-room house on
San Diego highway, l mile west
Corners. 7-lG
l2-Wunted to Rent
17-"~0~0~"~"~0~~-~~~~~--)-~
COUPLE wants to rent house or
Apt. Call 1t. p. A. Cooper, 1000
Ext. 240 7-l6
WANTED by permanent middle
aged couple one or two bedroom,
unfurniShed house Must be south
side location. Contact Box 664, co
PoSt-Press. 8-6
WANTED-House for Marine and
wife who is expecting Aaby. VIII
pay up to $50 month"; Liberal
reward. Cau days Meas Ext. 1923.
t Sgt. G. (. Nelson. = TIT
PERMANENT Federal officer wants
to rent furn. house with 3 bed
rooms or ? bedrooms and sleeping
porch. Will rent now or in future.
Call or write Inspector Sheriff.,
U. S. Border Patrol. 1925
MARINE lieutenant and wife need
furnished apartment or house for
summer or longer. No pets, no
children. Phone 1900, Ext. 461. 1t.
Winkler. 7-l9
PERMANENT civilian couple must
have furnished house by July
25th. Would consider buying, if
priced reasonably Contact Box
667, c.O POSt-PresS. 7-16
WANT TO RENT furnished house
in Ell Centro. Permanent. Call
Mrs. Phillips, 1507-W. 7-2O
l3-Rooms for Rent
room by day or week.
Gentleman preferred. 554 Bright
on. TIA
Homes Sole. Rent
- ~~>~~O~-~o~~~~~~~~~1
LOVELY 4 bedroom, II. baths, fur
niShed Pine Valley home for sale.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phone 660
7-16
PropertY-Leose
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
.32-Used CGrs

'36 PONTIAC, 2-uoor SEDAN, good
tires. Motor perfect Below ceiling
$375. See at 3l0 So. 5th after
pm. T-l7
I-TON. 2-Whecl trailer for sale. ~
good condition G75 Orange, Phone
1655-W. I-ll
32-A-Automotive Service
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
Found, Estruy

Lest Found. EstoY
LOST-Black wallet containing birth
certificate ana personal papers.
Reward for return to Lydia Gar
cia, 835 Walnut, Holtville TIT
Cuisines Services
CANNERS-Can while tomatoes are
fresh. Get them at Corner Dog
wood and Villa Roads. Just across
Northeast City Limits. 7-l8
WILSON'S MkJntNE SHOP
1922 Main ST.
PHONE 40
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
The FAIR
32-Used CGrs

1915 Main ST. Phone 1890
One John Dee . Corn
Planter. Six row with fer
tiliZer 4ttachmeu,. Almost
new PLANTED l4J acres. For
quick sale-S25O.
Store will be closed Saturday
noon during summer months.
ONE MILLION ARTICLES
FOR SALE
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
YOU CAN GET 1T BY USING
POST-PRESS WANTADS REGU-
LARRY
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
l7-CountrY PropertY-Leose
A 7 T ( N t | o N
LARGE-SCALE VEGETABLE

A t t E N t l o N
LARGE-SCALE VEGETABLE
OPERATORS!
For Rent-Up to 1900 acres finest
soil for winter vegetables, 80 miles
south Of Coalinga Huron district
to which soil is superior and cli-
mate SUMMER during winter,
practically no fog. 1900 gallons
per minute good irrigation. Water
available from September 1st on,
but land available now for work
ing. We have equipment and men
to work land to your specifica-
tons at your expense. In other
words. all you need is competent
supervisor.
CECIL F.. WHITE
Phone Fresno 4-5931 days
1866 Nights
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
l5-Summer Homes Sole. Rent

LOVELY bedroom, IL baths, fur
niShed Pine Valley home for sale.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phone 66O
7-16
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

32-A-Automotive Service
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15

MARINE lieutenant and wife need
furnished apartment or house for
summer or longer. No pets, no
children. Phone 1900, Ext. 461. 1t.
Winkler. 7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
FUGATE
FARMS

GA Main Phone 474
7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-15
CASH LOANS AVAILABLE TO
FINANCE CROPS AND
VEGETABLES.
Quick Action!
CONTACT BOX 632
Cfn DOST DDESC
i2-Wunted to Rent

COUPLE wants to rent house or
Apt. Call 1t. p. A. Cooper, 1900
Ext. 240. 7-l6
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

Mot II he has enough imag-
ination to have ideals. His i'm
agination, which creates his
ideals and desires, always out.
runs his practical achievements.
Carl Shurtz eloquently says:
Ideals are like the stars. You
shall never be able to touch
them with your hands; but, like
the mariner on the desert of
waters, you take them for your
guides, and following them, you
reach your destiny"
2-Yes. Dean Virginia Glider
sleeve of Bernard told me when
students ask her how TO prepare
for examinations, she always
says, For goodness sake, 60 to
Sleep" I think most psycholo-
gists would agree with this.
Cramming is surely not a sign
Of intelligence. With some it is
a sign the student is carrying
too many subjects, or SUBJECTS
too hard for him, or he has
been lazy. II would be sign
of intelligence in the teacher if
he should prepare his students
for examinations so well that
examining would be unneces-
sary.
3@In a valuable study by Or.
Heaen Hall JENNINGS as 10 who
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
One Word Led 10 Another
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer-

If you look back in history far enough to a straw
hat one thing will stand out like rabbit rat
And that is the organized post-mutterums of the
called Axis When about To take the grand Old scenic
hemp route to form-fttting oblivion pal Mussoini
said, Il was double-crossed by Shickelgruber"
1t is not for choose up sides in this ferocious
forum. | just tabulatng the prescriptions And
when the paperhanger about to step side
off the wharf he yelled, Il given the brush.of
by the Japs"
So the Unholy Three were reduced to an equally
pernicous SOLO Who will the Japs blame when they
are pushed into the chopper from which traveller
turneth except rencarnated meatball?
Here were three conspirators who got together for
their better and worse Things along for few
years pretty babys first long dress Then Dec
z, 1941, the Japanicks got ambitious as minnow
giaring at whale.
That the beginning of the postscripts Less
than four years later Mussoln cydressed mutton
in the Square of the Fifteen Martyrs I'm claiming
that horrible revenge parliamentary and ethical I'm
just buzzing what I read
Poor old Benito said II empty bottle
without its 2cent return value And he garnished that
fororn sooquy with got the grief and Adolf got the
gravy"
Copyright 1915 KIM
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
On the
Side

DASSING By: Carol Brucs.
L The Brooklyn nightingale
One of the alumnae of the world
famous Erasmus Hall High
School. Constance Talmadge,
Norma Talmadge and Anita
Stewart were also Erasmus
girls. Waite Hoyt. the erstwhils
Yankee pitcher, graduated from
the same school. So did Shep
Fields, the band leader. So did
my sister. However, 1 went to
commercial high Ralph
RavenScroft. What a name that
would have been for the villain
in a melodrama of the yester-
year. Can't you just hear the
hero exclaim: Curse on you,
Ralph Ravenscroft!" Ralph is
one of the big shots of the Miller
Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West
Show. This famous show is 60
ing to take TO the road again
next year. I will be there to see
IL the first night IL hits our
town. hope they have a scene
in 1t where the Indians hold up
the stage coach. 1 like shows
and films in which horses and
Indians are featured.
Distributed BY king FeatureS synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

4 VERY determined-looking
"A matron invaded the office
of Senator Frank Park Briggs
Of Missouri the other day and
announced she had come 10 de-
mand a favor.
The lady said she represented
huge organization OF women
IN Missouri; in fact she strove
10 give the impression that any
Missouri woman not in her or
ganiZauon didn't amount 10
much.
I'VE want YOU 10 do some
thing for u.s." she said. and went
on 10 describe the favor re-
quested.
Senator Briggs said he did
not know whether he would
perform IL or not. whereupon
the lady became highly incenSed.
II might point out" she
snapped, that you owe IL TO us.
In fact, you owe everything 10
us. IL was our organization that
got you elected"
That's news. exclaimed Sena-
tor Briggs. II hadn't known II
before. Are you sure"'
II most decidedly am" said
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
WALTER WINCHELL egx,v On

ruth JOSEPHS (of the Fol
~ low the Girls" lovely-to-
look-at sectien1 will next wed
actor Lee Davis, when his de-
cree is final.
The songwriter Abner Silvers
have parted.
Poll Negri's plans for B'way
s'Rhow comeback have blown up.
The Musicians Union plans 10
take care of returned vets by
making theaters. night clubs,
etc, enlarge their bands.
Jan Keith. the film actor. now
tops all actors in blood donations.
lie is credited with 10 pints.
Florence Bates leads the ac-
tresses.
Richard Allen of the Red
Cross wires: Red Cross work.
ers overseas are permitted TO
wear silver service stripes abroad
and here"
Capt. Dan Topping of the
Y. s. Marines may cable his
Sonia Henie a flash from Homo
lulu.
TiE Ritz Brothers and George
L Raft are shopping for a gay
place site on the Coast. 1t will
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
E. ". DURLINC

in the street the dOgcatcher
would grab him.
Soon the dogcatcher was
averaging 500 week in stray
dog fees.
However. TINS unscrupulouS
man and his shameless accom-
plice were caught in the act OF
trying TO lure a great dane from
his front yard.
AS a result the dogcatcher
lost his job.
The canine hussy who assisted
him was tossed into a cage in
the pound.
LEMININE subscriber of Cali
L fornia says: Il haven't worn
stockings for 20 years" / can't
just make out whether this sub
scriber- boastiHg -about=heF-
self or boosting the California
climate.
.When- you named famous
Libra women YOU left out the
brilliant novelist, Faith Bald
win" writes a New Yorker. Did
I? 1 should be ashamed of my
self. l just don't know how il
happened. Faitr is a good friend
of mine and gives indications of
being a regular reader of this
department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

in the patients condition If a
toxic geitFe Is present.
a toxic goltre causes symp-
toms because there is an excess
sive amount OF thyroid gland Sc
cretion present. and this secre-
ton contains iodine, but- past
why iodine brings improvement
in these cases is not known.
-PaSSlhll-lhiS-hap4ens because
tAe iodine affects the ma ttti;t.-tJf
the secretion IN some way or
other.
If - iS-Get iHIittellyy- determined
that a goltre IS present. treat
mcnt should be started at once.
Many mild cases may be I'M
proved by the use of iodine and
rest IN bed -NeA -dLugN such a.
thio-uracil have been found
helpful IN some cases. However,
Dr. Linnell thinks that all goi-
tres in adults should be removed
without delay. since the Contin-
ued presence OF the goItre may
lead 10 permanent damage 10
the tissues, particularly the
heart. Hence. the removal Of the
goitre Is a preventive measure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

be named: The Ritz-Raft Play
ground. +"
James Cassidy, talented
writer producer, will produce
the stage version of Laura"
which is a film and song hit.
Bernard Shaw Pully, the Goth
Century-Fox comic, offering his
congrats 10 a Coast bride. said:
Il wish you everything you wish
for yerself. And III give you a
tip on a horse--to start you off
bad"
Add Good Suggestions from a
reader: why not help the lag
glng Seventh Bond Drive by adj
vocating that all race track ad-
missions be accompanied by
S25 bond purchase The ban on
racing is off-but the Pacific
war is very much on!"
HAfE shake-up season Is on
L over at NBC and CHS with
the long expected exodus Of
top producers quitting around
July
A rumor says about 10000
WACs will be mustered out
within the next two months.
Hollywood people have sent
complaints east about DR.. Hsing
Hai-chang (once connected with
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
AT YOUR SERVICE ..a"'". s1'--r"Ss; - ~s..,,.

a. am 81 years old: have
0' q 30-year-old daughter on
whom I depend and who is not
able TO work steadily. My son,
Is my only help. and IL now In
the army. How can he get out
of service to help me:
MRS. A. Is. VI.
A.-The Serviceman himself
must file an application for a
dependency discharge. and sup
porting affidavitS showing that
his presence at home is neces-
sary for the support or care of
members Of his family; that
this condition has arisen due
to death or disability occurring
in the family since his enlist
ment or induction. and that his
discharge is necessary TO pre-
vent or relieve destitution. The
Red Cross field director may be
able 10 assist the serviceman in
obtaining these affidivits.
DOh hhS
from Alameda 0ffleers' Train
ing School for the Merchant
Marine. What commission does
he now hold, and how shall we
address his letters, using the
new commission Il. s. b.
A-Your son may be ad-
dressed as Ensign" followed
by his name), plus his new mail
Ing address----
Q-My husband received a
discharge by reason of AR 815-
368 and Par. 2 so 268. What
does this mean: Is he eligible
for capitalization:
A-Your husband has been
discharged because Of undesira-
BILE habits or traits of character.
The war department policy is
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
POLITICAL PARADE
BY George Rothwell Brown

NOTWITHSTANDING semi
~ official White House dis
Chalmers. there appears TO be
considerable ground for the
feeling around the Senate that
President Truman would like TO
take ratified San Francisco
agreement with him to the July
meeting Of the Big Three.
BY the same token a rush Job
on ratification by the Senate
seems to be definitely among
the legislative impossibilities.
The coverage of the San
Francisco United Nations Con-
ference, as disclosed by the
number of words transmitted by
telegraph. already has placed
ii in class by itself.
1t is a record-breaker. II
long since exceeded any national
convention as a reportorial job,
including even the long-drawn-
out Madison Square Garden
fiasco of 1924.
NEVERTHELESS, il is appar-
~ ent that however diligently
senators may have read the
newspaper dispatches from San
Francisco, many of them are
still in the dark as to what the
forthcoming agreement actually
will commit this country.
Senators are particularly con-
cerned over the infringement
upon the Monroe Doctrine in
the tentative draft, and the
extent TO which the use of
armed force contributed by the
United States may be contem-
plated without reference TO
prior action by Congress.
Until recently administration
leaders at the Senate were
under the impression the state
department would not submit
the final draft Of the COM
pleted agreement to the Senate
until il had been thoroughly
documented. process which, il
was thought, would require at
least two or three weeks.
IT WAS expected the Senate
would not act until October,
and that a recess Of Congress
would be taken during July and
August.
II now appears that Presi-
dent Truman expects TO submit
the agreement TO the Senate
Immediately upon his return to
MISUNDERSTANDING the docu-
ment himself-which tentatively
would be on or about June IS,
in the event the agreement can
be adopted at the final plenary
session by June %.
A White House spokesman
says IL will be agreeable TO the
President if the Senate acts on
the agreement before Congress
adjourns for the recess. which
is an understatement.
1t is understandable that the
President would like 10 have a
completed document, ratified by
the Senate. 10 take with him TO
the forthcoming conference with
Churchill and Stain.
HEARINGS should take at
IL least q week. and tins would
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

bic for the benefits of the CT
Bill of Rights, disqualification,
pension, etc.
Q-My son was wounded in
Germany last November. and
has not been been fit for COM
bat duty. He JhAs served 81
months overseas. VIII he be
sent back 20 the States:
MRS. v. p. 8.
A-Combat wounded enlisted
men of the army may be re-
leased at their own request II
they are physically classified as
permanently limited assign
ment"; if they have been
awarded the Purple Heart; IL
they have been determined as
surplus TO the needs of the
army as a whole" II an assign
ment appropriate TO the serv-
iceman's grade is available, and
If he is not otherwise considered
surplus" by the military au-
therities involved, your son may
be retained indefinitely.
Q-Under w hat conditions
can man who has been
wounded ask for his discharge 2
8. l.. n.
A-Enlisted men wounded in
combat-other than those re-
turned TO the II. S. for tempo-
rary duty-who have been re-
turned from overseas. may be
discharged upon their own re-
quest if Cd they are physically
classified as permanently limited
assignment; (2) have been
awarded the Purple Heart;
90 have been determined to be
surplus to the needs OF the army
as a whole.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

the Chinese govt at Warsaw
charging anti democratic re-
marks at forums on the Coast.
The men on Okinawa will be
the first to see Weekend at
the Waldorf"
ms, AP and UP (at the re-
quest Of the War Dep't have
assigned war correspondents TO
help promote the new Ernie
Pyle film. George Lait for ms.
Hal Boyle for AP and Chris
Cunningham for UP will tour
with it starting July s at
Indianapolis after the Press
Club preview in Washington on
the third.
FRANCES great statesman,
i Clemenceau. demanded dras-
tic punishment for Germany's
war criminals after the last
war, but he was overruled by
his diplomatic colleagues.
o One diplomat informed Glenn
enceau: Your demand TO kill
so many Germans is murder"
The French statesman looked
him straight in the eye and
snapped: killing microbes is
also form OF murder. But they
must be killed in order TO cure
a diseasei"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
MARY HAWORTH,S Mail

hut never remembers me that
way.
l distrust certain members of
his family for the manner in
which they talk about their SON.
in-law and other daughter-in-
law.
| figure I must be talked
about likewise.
II his parents don't see us
every night they think We are
terrible.
We live not far from them
and when we were first married
We saw them every night and
all day on Saturdays and Sun
DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
NJ. H..

tne woman. we all voted for
YOU Not only that, but We cam
paigned for you day and night.
You wouldn't have stood q show
but for US"
Senator Briggs waited
patiently for her TO finish, then
said ds--------------
Now ! want TO be absolutely
certain. Would you mind going
over all this again, describing
just how and where you cam
paigned and how you all voted
for me:"
The lady repeated il in de-
tail. making IT even more
forcible the second telling. Then
Senator Briggs, his face straight
deadpan. said:
There is only one flaw In
your recital that I can detect.
wasn't elected. I was ap-
pointed"
Senator Briggs was appointed
20 the Senate on Jan. ls. 1945,
by the governor of Missouri TO
fill the unexpire term OF
another senator from Missouri
who resigned.
The latter quit because he had
a better job. He became vice
president ( and subsequently
president. His name is Truman.
DROF. WILLIAM Y. ELL
Il OFT. vice chairman of the
War Production Board in charge
of civilian requirements. is con-
stantly batting his brains out
trying to get goods for domes-
tic consumption.
This is quite tragedy in IL
self because Prof. Elliott has
very high-class brains. which
should be tenderly nurtured. In
addition To being a large bu-
reaucrat he is professor at Har-
ward University where he teaches
a frivolous subject known as
constitutional and governmental
law.
He lays down the law at Har-
vard-gosh, amt l being cute
on Mondays and then spends
the rest of the week in WASH
ington finding out what civilians
can't have. ~
In fact no man In the land has
been plagued by shortages so
much as the worthy DR.. Elliott.
However, he had to make an
overseas jaunt recently and was
told he would have to wear
uniform. Knowing the short
ages he bought sparingly.
The sales clerk told him he
would need at least three uni
forms with extra pairs of pants;
also there or four pairs of shoes.
"YOu mean can buy that
much:" gasped DR.. Elliott.
He'll" exclaimed the clerk.
do you believe all that baloney
they put out In Washington +:
Get wise, mister-there are no
sbortages.'' -------
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

leave but two weeks for Senate
debate and ratification. The
time is entirely too short, and
the indications are that if the
agreement should be taken up
in July the discussion on the
floor of the Senate might drag
on all summer.
II that should be the prospect,
Senator Barkley, the Democratic
leader, would be found among
those preferring that the whole
matter should 60 over until
after the midsummer recess
That appears to be the most
likely outcome, at this time.