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HELP DOMESTIC.

home niSSts Phone bu. 4Ss4. $3.50
coMpETENr WHITE PERSON to care for
baby during day good salary, references.
COOK 0aSd and general houseworker at once;
reliable; ref; 5hs;day week. good salary
COOK, g.h.w, for small family, live in
attractive rnn.. other help employed; Thurs
and alternate Sundays on; S25 wk.; best
ref; rsauired. EN-, 1881. :.
thoroughly experienced, with employed
husband with daytime lob, to live in.
Must have local references; Eeod home,
Food wages; psrmansnt position. Apply
IN u psTs9n ss9lns At ONCE els x st. NV see
Cook. experienced: family of 5. Wesley
Hetghts, private room and bath; near bus
line; liberal vases; local references re-
SoosSK, sSperiencsd; light housework; fons
Of chiidreni live in; SCI week. Box 23l-v
Cook, full or part time, for guesthousei
CoOK-G .H.w., summer home, Conn, unit
oct. /; small family; S26 wk.; experienced
references necessary. HO 1851
COOK AND GENERAL H0USEWoRK. ex
perienced: 10 am through dinner mus
COOK AND HoUsEKEEPER, experienced
part-time, for employed couple no sun
days; $25 week references required. Cal
RE 1900, Ext. 1876, daytime, or ewes
and week ends, EN-. 1898.
for high-class residence club, downtown
dining rm. service and general houSework
live In; good salary and tips. Ma. QQs4
GHaw, e sTpesi from Il to rs,s q n9 Sookins iss
GIRL GIRL or WOMAN, eoiored; r'h,w. snt
care OF child; no cooking; 5ls-day week
hours, . to 8. Phone Dupont o2ss. 21'
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ExTERMINATE, if you need an extermi-
nator, call RA. S62S; IS each treatment:
LET YOUR CHILDREN play While you shop
or work BY the hour or day. Super
visec play and nap. Teachers home in
Silver Spring. SH. s167.
PHONE SHEPHERD $500 ask for Miss
Wrp " Won are IN need Of loan pp to
$500 On vouf signature
tsDsiTed While YOU s Sait Room loom 'sss' sSa
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
consciousness: private tutor. MI. 1850. 30s
SLIP COVERS, professionally cut and
tailored; early appointment; restricted
DRAFTING, piecework only; statistical.
toposraphicsl. forms design. patent, tracing,
RfEiFiNED, miiddle-aged couple would like
small apartment house TO manages living
quarters in return as compensation. Box
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers q
l2-month program of school, summer
school and camp, art, music, riding, swim
CoNvALEscENT REST HOME, bed patients
only Lovely bunsalow, hish eievastion
REST HOME, large front room. semiprivats
bath, cheerful surroundings; tray service
Your YSSi SMOKY FIREPLACE rebuilt by ex-
pert mason; guarantee no smoke; refer
eness ST. 1852 after 4 p,r. Pm
workmanship, 5.dav delivery 3 pieces
$3.50. DAlGNEAULT. decorators CO
I
Evening star., 1945-07-21
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont. J.

kEPAtkS ana SkkNl(kS tGonf.l
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Make your
home sparkle with exciting new wall
psTs paper; expsrtly ass5 tailored to your room.
PAPERING, PAINTING. plastering, floor
scraping. Work done promptly and rea,
sonably MR.. KURTz, ia. S021. Call
any time.
up per room; 1945 washable, sunfast pa
pers; work guaranteed. Georgia 246l.
PLASTER, BRICK, CEMENT, nagstone
work: waterproofing; no Job too small.
PEAsTERiNG, Ia TERI G. PATCHING - White me
chanicS Call any time. Free estimates.
PEAsTERiNG DONE by white mechanics.
No job too small. Call any time, NO.
PLasTERING, repairing or new ceiiings
RaDIos sinsss'i REpAfaED IN n your home ii pos
sis 20 expert az york
) mes mos Honest prices MiifDS-crTTYY Rkpffo
SHOP 81 pm.' Friday and Saturday
RADIO TUBEs for sale, large stock Of
hard .to5get tubes, substitutes for 50L6'
NV. No phone calls please.
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines, mo-
tors and appliances overhauled and re.
REFRIGERATORS and washing. machines
repaired. all work guaranteed; prompt
service; II yrs experience. Sligo 0044.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE, specializing
in all makes, 24-hour service. Expert and
quick service. Elk 1881. 2Ss
REMODELING from basement to roof.
PAUL KLAASSEN 81 SONS. 500 Eye st.
NV. National 6916. 22A
ROOFING, Timing roof painting, repair
Ing, guttering and spoutins. Call Mr..
SEWING mACHINES-Guarant repairs
on any make Adjusting and Cling. 81
Parts and supplies fol- all machines. Sew
ing machine dept. 3rd floor S. KANN
SONS CO District 1900
SEWING MACHINE REPAIks-we inspect
oil and adjust any make machine, soc
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIs Royal sewinr machines
STONE RETAINING WALLS. cement drives
walks, steps, etc: also hagstone terraces
walks. etc, Call JERRY. AT. 1866.
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts
new tile installations. Call MR.. LOM-
BARDO MI. 5056: HO. 1881 ewes.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sofa. Full
LER a. d ALBERT. INC. S1b 10th 81. nv
NrtionaJ ere
BRING US your luggage repairs. We flt
keys. to any, kind of luggage. 24-hour
SMITH CO.. S15 Eye ST. NV.
work and remodelingi estimates furnished
MR.. THOMAS. Arlington and Fairfax
County vicinity. Phone Falls Church
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ROOMS FuRNlsHEp--faarthwest.

f426 X NV, doors west of Ambassador
Hotel-Single rms, $40 and S12; maid
service, shower baths
1722 N ST. N.W.--Best downtown resi-
Dental block, gentlemen only; quiet; twin
beds: $50 month, $40 each week.
1884 COLUMBIA RD. Nw.--Men, $3.50
week, single room. 10 min. downtown on
carline. clean, cool, baths, .c.h.w., show
ers, comfortable beds. maid serv, AID. 1890.
2I35 ST. Nw.-Small single studio hall
room, So; share electric refrigerator. DI.
200 esth sT. NV, near wardman PARK
Large third-ioor double room, in refined
gentle home 4 minutes Conn. ave. bus
twin beds, shower: gentlemen only: $50 for
one; $50 for two; garage available.
5ii NEWTON PL. N.w.-Nicely furnished
bedroom, next bath private home; suitable
elderly lady; $3.50 week.
1918 MYRTLE ST. N.W.--Large front bed
room for . refined girl to live with Jewish
couple; S25. RA 2420.
1918 ST. NV, Apt, 500 Cheerful .rm.,
two girls; S22.5o ea.: 11th Sc. carline;
walking dist. downtown 22s
3si5 CALVERT sT N.w.--Large room
twin beds, pvt, bath; cony. transp,i $50
iss5 sT. NV. Apt. -oficer with
moderate habits TO share twin-bed room
downtown with of1cer; home privileges;
unlimited phone; $50 month each.
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BOATS,

Can RE; 1900, Ext. 1859 or 1865, between
81 sn' EfCo CO CRUISER, 11o-hp. motor.
q Bay e9n EAs, sio4; d.. - e: ,.
30 feet: must be reasonable. sH 2O43
io-ET; CABIN cRUIsER, roomy boat. AyatI
HRSDEPsoN @ capital 3 I Yacht q e cluB aDp' 2s.
CABIN CRUISER, 4sx13, sleeps 9, splen-
DID living quarters equivalent to 4-room
apt, beautifully furnished also glass-in-
closed deckhouse; price reasonable; can be
seen any time. owner aboard. WIN. A.
HENDERSON. 500 Maine ave. s.w. Greg
Aux. YAwL, .55, feet overall. 15-foOt 2-in.
beam; sleeps g.: large SALON. private double
sure sure water system system. Dpen hot and cold: toilet @
and hathtub; phone installed; oil heat;
suitable for year-around living aboard
a4RSR sRIs SFic cosRGRrEp SR2hf e. aopr1 fosp
motor compete with ho propeller and shaft si
Io-M;P. oUTBoARD, excellent cond; IL
#. Thompson boat, ! yr. old. with cover
8d f.rf5 po6BI esisfSu' csBS tassd o1ss ds
cruiser, toilet, galley: sleeps four. Kermath
marine engine, excellent condition: 81 500.
Md sun afternoon, or a cH 1900 APT se7
BOAT. 15la-ft runabout, factory built
Muliens with 4O-hp. Lycoming motor
2I-FT. NAVY BOAT, 24-hp johnson
Seahorse motor. $500 cash. Call nights
oUTBoARD MOTOR, 5-h.p. Neptune, new
rings. Call Saturday or Sunday. SH
1857
SAILBoAT. 20-ft., good condition; owner
unable to use because Of hospital opera
ton; Inquire LMangdon ar Boat Yard An
0UTBOARD M0TORBOAT. II #. by a.
in. beam. 5-hu Waterwitch motor. perfect
running condition: boat like new. completS
with kapok life cushions, oars, etc. Car
be SEEM CHAMPIONS BOAT YARD. Sat
urday. to 4: Sunday, IL to ?; SI75. TIE
SAILING sLooP. ss IT., with auxiiiary
power, new sails and rigging, cabin; sacri-
fee, 1850. HARTGE BOAT YARD, Gales
vile. Nd
CABIN CRUISER, 45xlI ft. two Ford VS.
motors, Joe's marine transmission; 5000
Bridge. I7th and Pa. ave. Sc BY auto
turn east at 1lth and NJ MCKINNEY. 22s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLoRED LADY, age "a, will do ironing
or clean apts., Mon, Wed, Fri, 4:30 to
pm. for information.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants days work,
$3.50 to B; g.h.w., no heavy laundry or
Star. 81.
GIRL, colored, desires days work, g.hw
light laundry. 60c per hour and carfare
MI. 1852.
GIRL, colored, aged 16, wishes part OF
fun time work as mothers aid. TR
$3.50.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time Job or care
for a child. Phone DE. 6154
LAUNDRESS, colored, experienced, want,
laundry to do in my home Only thost
sMrH sai aah 297 10TH st. nT De s4 s4Ss
WOMAN, colorad, honest. reliable, to dS
daywork; s.. NO. s032 after pm.
YOUNG GIRL, colored, desires work of AM
kind AT 1898
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$4,000, CONG BgsINEssi l3-room
CALL OUR OFFiCEi List your bus'uess
with US. We have bona fde people With
ments today ssow Is the time to do your
postwar planning, Let's get busy while
DI. 2e7s. sANbRA PEoRAM. Business
Broker, 9o6. 10th ST. NV,
BEAUTY SALON, busy NV. section, ideal
for two operstors gentpss Box 3l7-v.
Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL A PARTY driving to Charlotte.
next two weeks. Ss desiring lady ~ passengeT e
call CO. 5000 after pm. 22'
RESPONSIBLE young married couple. col
leRe graduates, desire ride to vicinity of
K. C. or Denver by Aug. !. VIII share ex-
penses and driving. Call SH. 2290. 23'
Evening star., 1945-07-21
AVIATION.
ORDERS NV BEING SOLICIT

war deiivsry OF new Tayiorcrafts. swifts
SSSs, coNGREssIoN hIRPoRT.
details cah CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
OIL $3.50, or HYDE FIELD. SIP. 0SSs
WANTED light planes, seats IN tandem
and dual controls; motors SO hep. ior less;
sideration will be given all answers and the
planes picked according TO the value of
Tered. Call HOWARD MCDONALD after 0
pm. ME. 0237.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
POULTRY e. EGGS.

ENGLISH WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS for
sale. MI. 021S.
FIFTY, 14-week-old N H. Red pullets
for layers, 81. HI. 0775-W.
BABY CHICKS, from a new selected Mont
gomery County fiocks only; year around
matches: weekly broiler plant orders spe-
cially solicited; satisfaction guaranteed
ERY, c. 8. Bourdeaux, Gaithersburg, Md.
I3O BREEDING CHICKENS, weight . to
5e O west sSoat S2S S Boss $751; CHICKS
GET YOUR FAT, healthy. Thanksgiving
turkey, 10 weeks old, weighing pounds,
now. Phone Rockville 1851
TWELVE WEEKS OLD, New Hampshire,
Barred Rock and Austria white puilets; 81.
WA 8S63
Evening star., 1945-07-21
ROOMS EuRN,sHEp-Mp. and VA.

ARLINGTON, 1880 No. 18th. st.--Douhie
girls, S25 each per month.. NE, 24S5.
PERSHfNG DR.--Beautiful twtn-hed room
for two officers, in lovely home; bus at
33i5 asrd ST, N. ARLINGTON, vA.-cou.
fortably furnished single room, s25 per
TWO REDROoMS, Joined; twin beds
modern; TRANSPORTATION half block. 30 min
utes to downtown, 500 per week each.
Telephone UN 1881. 81
Evening star., 1945-07-21
ROOMS FuRNisHEp-s.E. and s.W.

23s 18th sT. N.E.-Laree front room; gem
tlemen preferred: So each. 22s
DOUBLE ROOM-Large comfortable room.
suitable for gentlemen or couple, $50.
Also single, next bath, S25. AT. 1918.
1901 N st. Sc.
cool; completely furnished except linenss
also large front bedroom apartment, $40
per week. bedroom, So per week. 222
11th st. ,Sw. 21s
1927 EAST CAPITOL ST.--Bedrm and
sitting rn. combined next to bath, suitable
2 young men or girls, $50 mo.
1921 PL. S.E,--Attractive room In pri-
vate home. Convenient to Navy Yard.
receiving station and Boiling Field; near
transportation. $40 single, $50 double.
Ii. 2700
1881 HOMER AVE. Sc, Ant. C--Two re-
hned girls for double room, next TO bath.
S22 so each. Spruce 0S09-W,
nished, for couple or men; $40 month. %"
Evening star., 1945-07-21
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northeoss

TIE -GALENA, 132 B ST.. ne. on Capitol
Hill-An exclusive guesthouse for girls;
reception room and garden one vacancy
in large front room to share with 2 others.
conrectirp hath, S27
1889 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.--Furnished room
for rent; men desired; $500 per week.
s0i4 EARL PI.. NE.-Double room for ..
semiprivate bath, S25 mo. each. AT. 07pl.
1885 VARNUM PI- N.E,-Large front,
twin beds, $50; also single. SIS private
rome, c.hw.; good transp.; men only.
HO. 5402 except , to 6.
2l10 18th ST. N.E.-Room, double bed, for
| lady, S25; quiet home, convenient trans
portation. NO. 1878.
sa5 10th sT. N,E.. near Arm0ry-Lse, dou,
BILE rm., twin beds, all conveniences; $3.50
each wkly. Phone TR. 29S1.
1918 OATES ST. N.E.-Sman rm., girl
only, home privils; S5 wk, TR. 1892
Is R ST. N.E,-Furn., rm. for 2 persons,
$40 per mo. ea.; middle rm, for per-
sons, SIT 80 per mo. ca: near . carlines
and bus; can be seen after pm. and sll
eli 33rd ST. N.E.-single rm. for girl:
newly furn; gentle home; $50 month.
CoLORED-lsos MARYLAND AVE. NE
l large rm., suitable for 2 persons or
couple, SO each; single rri, man only,
CoLoRED@5a7 a5th PL. N,E.-Four
rooms, two or three girls. LU. 90S3. 23'
Evening star., 1945-07-21
COAL, WOOD ond FUEL OIL.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WOOD for fireplace, furnace, heater and
kindling all fuel will be scarce this winter,
order now. COOPER SUPPLY CO., SI3
18th st. ne. AT. 5919.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

COUPLE, white, man and wife; no chill
dren; wife excellent cook. good house
keeper; man good gardener, drive car age
81 and Al; do not drink. Box 4l0-A. Star
Evening star., 1945-07-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

TEACHERS-We specialize in private
school and nearby public school place.
ments nas Visit r,rgI, our oftes and reststsr
rado Bldg, l4th and @ SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
ROOMS uNFuaNIsnEp.

C0LORED--ss5s MORTON ST. N.w.--Un-
furnished room, $3.50. IA. 6S7e.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
PERSONAL

BRIDGE LESSONS at your home evenings
S3 per lesson, SIS group of 4. Georgi;
2903 24s
Evening star., 1945-07-21

MARIMBA FOR SALE, 2Ia octave; new
with case; $50 cash. Evenings. WA
MOTOR. Hupmobile in excellent condition
ideal for boat or wood saw, Mr.. TOBY
9 Knowles ave, Kensington, Md 22'
OFFICE FURNITURE, executive and stenog-
rapher's desk. tables and chairs. Cal
OFFICE EoUIP Desks, chairs, fiIIing cab
lnets. metal boxes, bookcases, etc. Sun.
&C; 4e25 week, DI 1872; ILL., s.t,4.l a4th NV NV
sisSS, sRss.Pas szSi: !, ,''aa ~ -, sS: ss
PHILCO RADIO, short wave, equipped fol
television, practically new; price, $3.50
PHoNoGRAfB REcURDs- Victor. colum,
ans albums: popular and classical; shssI
Rustsi EcrRIc eS sHoP 5fS' 4so5 % Mass ave aH' nv
PPocaRToGRAPH tphotostat). with electri,
washing anE prnt ana paper Cali No @ 9s6t
between 10 and Monday through Friday
PHoNoGRAPH RECORD CABINETS. visii
our large department showing complets
csiiins : and under. HUGO WoRcH' lit
PIANosMKnabe upright, Mahogany fnish
pediqn s1s 1922 RsE sPisssss sso x LIABLE
PTANo-S24 18th st. ne. 22s
PIANO, Lyon and Healy apt. grand, Wes.
VIII VIII sell ind foT cros Best asssn op ms sos
Hyattsville, between 2 and 10 pm, 22s
PIAN0-'42 spinet Wurlitzer, highest bid.
der. Chesapeake and origon ave, colum
PPiI1ANsos--orand III i a pianos. reconditioned; re.
finished and put In new condition Rea-
sonably priced and guaranteed. ARTHUR
JORDAN PIANO CO., 1918 7th st. NV
PIAN0S--Mirrapianos new styled uprights
completely reconditioned with attractive
new cases; maifegan or walnut priced
from $685.. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO.
1918 9Th st. NV
PIANO, Foster, upright, black mahogany
good condition. Decatur 2514. 22s
PIANO, baby grand, apartment size: S4T0;
excellent condition. Phone RA 2l02. 22'
PIANO, Weaver spinet $500. sofaC studio
couch, rugs bedroom suite, dining room
furniture, Rsmineton sinsie-head shaver
PIPE-Terra Gotta: for sewers. wells
bitches or. springs; slightly damaged, lC
in. to "a In Dupont 1850. 4, B. DON.
AIDSoN q BRO. 18th and Brentwood
PiSkEsissING MACHINE, U s. Hoffman. ans
gas boiler. Phone ME. 6073
PROJECTORS, Spencer 35-mm; four 2x2
Kodachrome slides, loo and I5o watt
tied stock. MICRo-MART, &12 10th St
NV. Elk. 1882.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23

Our motto "Our Customers Al
ways in the Right" Mr.. Grace,
the Prop. Of the Grace Grocery
at 1914 North 9th St., wishes to
announce to his customers, friends
and neighbors that in connection
with his fine stock Of groceries,
meats, and full line of green veg
etables, ice cold watermelon and
all kinds Of fruits, that he has now
an off sale beer license which put
him in a position to take care of
his customers wants in full, wheth-
er it be milk, pop and all kinds Of
mixing waters. The big thing the
Grace Grocery want you to know
is that he has that good old mel
low Ice Cold Beer in stock. All
the popular brands. You can now
get your Ice Cold Beer right here
at your door.
Grace Grocery
1414 North 9th Street
Mr.. Joseph Grace, Prop.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23

D. o. P.-I am having trouble
with my boy friend and don't know
what to do. | am engaged to him
but he goes out with other women
so he is not true to me. Now /
don't want him if he doesn't change
so tell me if l am doing the right
thing to marry him? Will he be
kind and loving and sweet when
we are married? Every time he
sets the date for our marriage he
always breaks it. Tell me what
to do?
Ans: Marriage under ideal cir
cumstances is difficult but to de-
liberately marry a man to reform
him is a ridiculous gesture. A
man who has an open affair with
another woman during his engage
ment is certainly not in love with
anyone. Had he loved you he never
would have postponed marriage
time after time. Step out Of his
life gracefully now, before he
hurts you. Make new and more de-
sirable friends.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23
Extension Service
Receives y. S. Funds

WASHINGTON, D. enhancing
Of the U. S. Extension service pro-
gram for 1945 on practically the same
basis as in 1914 was assured here
when the 18th congress in n of its
last acts appropriated $28, 900, 600
for this purpose.
The amount was contained in the
Deficiency Appropriation bill which
provides that not less than 7 mil
lion and not more than II million
dollars of the new funds are to be
specifically earmarked for the use
of the Extension service.
The bureau of the budget had
originally submitted a preliminary
estimate calling for continuation of
the unspent funds left over from the
calendar year of 1914, amounting to
about 8 million dollars, to be avail
able only until the end of the fiscal
year June 80, l945. Proponents Of
the program. however, declared this
proposal unsatisfactory, asserting
it would not provide adequate as
surance to farmers that facilities
would be available to obtain neces-
sary farm labor through the year.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23

bushels. Nearly So per cent of the
corn acreage was planted to hybrid
varieties.
Very few barren plants are found
in a field of hybrid corn, and a much
smaller per cent of nubbins. Hy-
brid corn bears ears at a more uni
form height than open-pollinated
corn, and the plants stand up better
under husking operations.
Agronomists emphasize that n.y.
brid seed corn will not produce
yields in spite Of poor soil and poor
culture. Where fertility or moisture
is available for an acre yield of no
more than 20 bushels of corn this con-
dition is a limiting factor for both
types.
Some hybrids show decided resist
ance to disease, and several tend
toward immunity to chinch bugs and
corn root worm. Resistance to the
European corn borer and to the corn
ear worm has also been found.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23
THE Able WALLACE SERVICE
o OFFICE BOX IL ATLANTA

]. M am down in the dumps
and l have been reading your
Problems regularly and believe
that you can help me. Is there
any hopes for me in life? l want
to become a great person. l am
a tap dancer and a good one too
but | can't seem to get started. l
have been here in California for
five years, taking dancing ever
since l have been here. l want
to get in pictures or gain recog-
milton. Am | in the right spot
or what suggestions have you?
Ans: The road to success is a
long and arduous one. Thus for
you have centered your entire in
terest on dancing and neglected
dramatics entirely. Your chances
for gaining recognition would be
greater should you combine the
two. You have spent five years
there in California in vain .
make a change to New York or
its vicinity and begin your studies
there. Contact the various stock
companies and try to get lined up
for a summer tour. Experience is
what you need and the stock COM
panies offer the best opportuni-
ties.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23

developed cloth for women's clothes
from straw. Butadiene, the princi-
pal ingredient in the synthetic rub
Der process. can be obtained from a
wheat ~by-product.
Wheat is used in the manufacture
of industrial alcohol, is utilized in
the manufacture of starch and
starch syrup.
For years wheat has been used for
paper, paperboards and wood COM
positions.
Pound for pound, wheat is equal
to corn in hog, dairy COW, cattle,
sheep and poultry feeding.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23
MEAT:
Peg Supply

In addition to steering more cat
tie to federally inspected packers
to permit greater distribution of
meat across state lines and cutting
out all lend-lease or relief meat ship
ments through NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der. the government also reduced
military ALLEGATIONS to allow a pro-
po.tionate increase in supplies to
civilians.
Even so, the severe meat pinch
will endure through the summer
months, with prospects for improve
ment in the fall when increased
marketings should not only permit
greater supplies for civilians but
also resumption of limited ship
ments overseas.
Though the government chopped
military ALLEGATIONS down to 1913
600, 900 pounds for July-August-Sep-
TENDER, and pegged civilian allot-
ments around present levels of 81
TAG, 000, 900 pounds, the amount
available for home consumption will
remain dependent upon supplies in
the quarter. During April : May
June, supplies fell below govern
ment goals.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23
SAN FRANCISCO:
Break Log-Jam

With Russia's agreement to per-
NIT the discussion of disputes by
the security council of the United
Nations postwar peace organiza-
ton, the log-jam holding up the con-
clusion of the San Francisco confer
ence was broken.
In insisting that any of the five
major powers have the right to veto
the discussion of a dispute, Rus
STA almost stood alone through three
weeks of prolonged pickering, final
ly giving in after consultations be-
tween U. S. ENJOYS Hopkins and
Hartman with Stain in Moscow.
Though the agreement permits dis
cussion of a dispute without danger
of veto, any of the Big Five can
vote down proposals for formally in
vestigating the trouble or calling
for peaceful settlement.
One Of the outstanding issues of
the conference, the veto question
ranked in importance with the sub
jects Of international trusteeshipS
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-23
EUROPE:
Allied Sn1g

Reworking of the occupational
zones in the face of Russian de-
mands for greater territory, and the
Reds insistence that U. S. and Brit
isl forces withdraw from fringes
of their proposed holdings. slowed
up organization of machinery for CO.
ordinated Allied administration of
the beaten country.
The snag in plans followed the
U S., British. Russian and French
declaration stripping Germany Of
all Hitlerian conquests and restor-
ing its 1887 borders. and placing all
of the material and human re-
ource of the country at the dis
posal of the Big Four. Severe as the
declaration was, it left the door open
for further alteration of the German
frontier, and imposition of addition
al regulations for governing the
people.
AS the U. S. and British repre-
sentatives at the Big Four meeting
in Berlin. Gen. Dwight D Eisen-
hover and Field Marshal Montgom-
cry visited the battered German
capital for the first time since its
fall, leaving shortly after the sign
ing of the declaration because OF
the inability of the Russian dele
gate to proceed on joint control ac-
ton until settlement of the latest
claims of Moscow.
Recognition Of Russian demands
for additional occupational terri