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Evening star., 1945-04-19

ASbESTOS SIDING, roonng, rock wool IN.
sUsPIY "a hauIPMeNT iHa T' e.. Dsos Pa ave-
nv, Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs-Free est. Parking
lots and private driveways. Glebe 1914.
SPECIALISTS IN our line. 25'
E F.. MHhEGfTSiyGIio, hsSfxiyIs vi Route No. 4. Hornsrs
cial or residential properties; priorities
Esttmatss EstnIdas s19g7 sng time. RAY e. Ros5FTs
laying, sanding. nnishinx, cieaninE; par.
iNe sia 19sos
GENERAL fHs "coNhTnRsScToR-ae. repairing
and remodeling done now before spring
Gpa.tr,ss 5Ssn; sstiRstss 1ssS free. c. A NEWELL
MoDERslzs 5i'~ YOUR HoME-Porcnes in
closed. recreation rooms built. attics fin-
and plumbing: roofins. sidins and Storm
~ sa
MoDERNIzE YouR HOME and add addi-
tioaaI income; stties made into rooms
ASBESTOS siding and ox roofnE and s'Gparsi general
house repairs. Get our free estimate
FESoyATiHa co. i4so nS 1rvlnx 8 St. AoMh n.1
PAINTING. interior and exterior. Remod-
slng and NE Roof and
PAINTING. plastering, cement work, car
penter work and roofing at special prices
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING CO,
Trinidad lsl0. Ask for Mr.; Wills. 81
~ AiNIiNG H,n AND DECORATING: 49 years at
at reasonabls rates. For free estimates
LucAs' GUcAs J. t6cAs. 6c Ass: sss 0S" Emerson ;%
REMODEL, modernize YOUR home now.
LATI0H GO. $500 wis. ave. WI. 1900
too large or too small; easy monthly pay
ments SYMONDS BROS, general con-
tracting, ia 1857, ia. s469.
MpRovEMRNff e. deoTss dsGGHslTf ffosl3fs HGME
Member JIM Homo Improvement Guild
fSnHi1Mahyii,e IN ViRGINiAecau pA1-rERsoN-c.pn1
NER CORP. CHESTNUT 32s2: Johns-Man-
vile roofing, siding insulation: storm win
RUBEROlD ROOFS. asbestos and brick
siding balsam wool hot-water heat;
IHGNs IHG So MlNV1Il lHNyaftsyille; Ia Nd; VA llI6
q SSTEs sSsThssr1N9 sSsTh Co., Sose!5I 81 'SS2SRss' 2SRs'
z. ~ y, MASHINGI9N sla S,GI call PATTERSON
vile roofing. siding. insulation: storm win
LET ME HELP you with you home i'm
provements Roofing and siding; screen
W your r porch 4, While hi have the material Call
FOR COMPLETE BATHROOM instailations
storage heaters and boiler replacements
call 7; J. FITZMAURICE, DU. 1875 day,
Du. 1881 evenings
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
81 years; accredited. Inquire now, MA.
233S. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. (opp.
Capitol Theater).
ACCOUNTING under 10 CPAs, by cor
respondence, quickly, economically; CPA
coaching; recognized. Free booklet.
ME- 4l7l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

o0SsiNsSS SSGSNs Ss%shbsSs
BEAUTIFUL REsTAURANT,, estab, "A yrs;
in in refrigerator; 100 seating capacity. sH.
SODA SODA FOUNTAIN and sandwich conces-
GaS asiGe sTof. firstel.ss modern; sstab
isEhS frss soa Se Nsv,
Yard area; full price. $4,000 cash. in
eense maS bs rent sa5
See 1t Ss sodsy Z cali IT RE- s $780, JAY nss RdshsFs REIT
RESTAURANT-New fixtures; doing fne
business: first-class trade in a good town
6 6 miles sire from D. C.; $1,000. J. L. C. WEST
CLEEASISG. tailoring, buy and sell clothing
establishment for sale; doing good bust
Tsn G aaa mGn Sasr Bes ssyns s sz
RESTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN; no
oSS down. Dssf tssms sor ca sss onR " 81
SACRIFICE - Pawnbrokers' exchange
sstion sacrifice due due to illness NA 5ss7.
RADIO EQUIPMENT and tubes. 145 B
C0sMETIc FRANCHIsE-opportu for
woman who needs needs money. Call for int. inter
TMMESfaTE INN Adahif 0S1 ACTION. clients waiting
Ssnsa s. Gnof as for qes rss arqE YsE
CO, IoI0 VERMONT ave-. Republic 4240:
sAf aul dsails rs' lesssf
=; S: IL: l. 15 miles south Of Baltimofer,
er ssFes S7 snd EEs'Tns H. E ~
pSfsr lHss Ied5s1 eosMhRerAL. storeroom 1ss oor
'G rooms and bath t on End floor; rooms and
bath apartment on 3rd floor; brick front,
e # front by 100 deep, to paved pave alley .,l
or other commercial Offices Oil furnace.
Unusual opportunity on r. I. NV. Price,
NJ Pssior dXa SA ts4 hA To 5 Yousa ss
oSeTSK LIE Ss5mHst MS separa.s
faculties; opens May 80; concessions still
cafe tennis space space fo for ' 3 to 1 "a courts. M
cocktail lounge, swimming pool space
SoaS Sf ana dna soft 4
and 9th hole barbecue stand: 15minute
bus schedule; Temporary club ofiice during
mest wsss shd baep h oca
ton: 5-room apt Included: cheap rent;
$3.50 wkly. bus. 9-yr. lease. Price, 81 900,
ARDsoN. exclusive broker. 1910 vt. ave,
kEPAIRISG AND CLEANING business, R.
/. ave. near N. Cap. est. 10 yrs; S., 1000,
reasonable down payment accepted. TR.
5572
CLEANING AND LAUNDRY. truck in
GUIDED, good location; $1,000 complete.
RA. 1888. MR.. SILVERMAN. 22'
FOR SALE--Furniture and rooming house
business; income, $305 per mo-; rent,
S67 90 per month; down payment, 5000
PAWN SHOP on busy 7th St. colored trade
This place, long established, includes tailor
shop, cleaning pressing. also selling mems
clothes. It's a money maker. CITY
REALTY CO, 507 st. NV, MA. O460.
Ewes, EX. 0741.
TAILORING, cleaning and dyeing business.
same owner 10 yrs; nets over $4,000 yr.;
price of $4,000 includes new pressing ma
chine. sewing machine. truck and dry
cleaning machine and other equipment;
also 2-bedroom apt. over store can be had
Self-service groceries and meats, business
81 coo week. short hours; price, $4,000 for
hxtures and good Will, stock dollar for
dollar. $4,000 cash required. kOGOD &;
BOOKOFF. 631 Z st. INV. MA. 1889 or
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. desires Job as waitress from
hours Of to l L pm. Call after o'clock
GIRL. colored. exp: ghw., plain cook;
adults; 5l22, days week; 10 through $50
HousEKEEPER, White. Viii % middle"a @ cage like
a position by employed couple only, not
over l child: S1s wk. and maintenance
References. Box BOOM. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, would like
work taking care of baby or settled person;
day or night work. MI. S733.
WOMAN, colored. wants light cleaning
ironing. Capital Heights 0O90-J, 81
pm.
IN EXCHANGE for quarters young mother
maid to children. Box 30S-M. Star. 2O'
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

sI9 K ST. N.E.-Cheerful double and
and car line; gentlemen, 81 wk AT 5342.
3s09 18th ST. N.E.-Attractive double.
private home, excellent transp.; prefer
employed couple: S5 week each
COIORED-230 Warren st. e.-Furnished
room for refined, colored men. next to
and G sts: near : carlines. FIR 29o9. 90.
CoLORED-,1005 Eye st. ne; employed
ladies' TO share large front room, twin
beds; s. each. TR S091
COLORED - 1905 10th st. ne Quiet
/ home, near carline; double bed; refined
employed couple, gentleman; $50 mo.
Dupont Go6I. ~Os
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Many attractive fall positions
Contracts now being signed. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY.. 204 Colorado Bldg
14th and G NV.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
BOoKkEEPER, $500; supervisory ability,
experienced; bookkeepers (20). beg. and
eXpr., S4Q.S50; typists: gen. CLERK, $3S
yrs BOYD'S, 1333 F st. NV
Evening star., 1945-04-19

ATTENTION 10 FARMERS-Private sales
daily, 40 head of work horses, good young
mules 1om medium priced horse to the
reis. roans. dappIe grays: 4 purebred Bel
gian mares. purebred Percheron mares,
at shadow Lawn Stock Farms. You can
pay half the purchase price. balance to
suit. Horses delivered any reasonable dis
tance at no extra charge. Reference,
George P. Henderson. president, Mont
Nd. W. o. DOSH. prop. Gaithersburg
ND Phone 40
HORSES, riding and work: mules and
ponies. Temple 2S49.
TEAM OF HORSES, and years old
mares, black and gray; exceptionally fine
workers; sound in every way; about l 400
Mont. Co) to be appreciated. With harness
about ! year old, complete, $3.50. Phone
MA. 1879. Apt. 3, evenings.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEAT girls. share 4h-rm. apt. with .
munity nnn center, bus. 1919 sherwood ne;
1884 CoIUMBIH Rb. N.w.-Men. $3.50
wk,, single, rooms; 10 min. downtown on
carline; clean, cool; baths; c.hw,
showers: CONT. beds; maid ser: AID: 443o.
for apt. or house, furnished or unfurn., in
ya; Saa RE- Re s79os Ext 514s4 o to $40. ao'
ployed woman to share apt. with young
mother and daughter,, 81 week. 45I5
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedroom apartment
with 3 other girls. twin beds; meals pre-
pared $3.50 month; Wardman Park
area 1881 2sth st; NV, MI. ,6429.
adults only. $50 month. 922 N. Caroline
ave. Sc. l9s
ATLANTIC CITY-3 rooms and bath, fash.
ionsble and convenient, Chelsea section, "A
North Providence; S75 a week. ia. 69O2.
ONE GIRL to share 4-room apt. with .
gentle girls, S22 so mo- Call after 6 pm.
FuRNIsHED sAssIEMENSfis afii AfT.. rooms.
pvt. bath, pvt. ent., elec. refgr.: empl.
couple. Is0s A st. Sc, TR. 1852. $50.
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ROOMS EuRhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

base, room, pvt. bath, entr., for 4, SIS
weekly each. CH. 597s.
gill N. COURTHOUSE RD.-will rent my
beautifully furn. master bedroom, pvt.
porch, to 2 refined men; $50. GIL. 1869
1918 32nd AVE, Cottage City. Md.-Large
room for one or two girls or couple, SO
week for two.
1O2 MELBOURNE AVE. Silver Spring. Nd.
Large rooms with twin beds, private
bath, $50. Bus service l block 81. aSlT
1910 N. ADAMS ST, Arlington, Va.-Laree
room, twin beds. private bath. kitchen
privileges, conv. Arlington Hall and
each. CHI 1913
ARL., VA;-Owner will share twin-bed rm..
bath with shower, with another young
Evening star., 1945-04-19

OFFERING private room and board in ex-
change for light household duties and
staying home few nights with children,
not essential; Telephone co. S915.
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful home, excel.
meals; Room and bath for girl to share.
ROOM AND BOARD offered to refined
woman or girl who will be at home during
day. EN-. 6303.
1925 QUINCY N.w.-New furniture, IN
newly decorated rooms, twin beds; in pvt
home: excellent meals; $40 each per week,
1925 18th ST. NV. Nicely furnished
rooms with running water, telephones,
elevator: Excellent board, home cooking 21.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL and
Conn. ave. = Private home: large sir-
gle room; gentleman: quarter bed;
unlimited phone; meals. co. 1927.
CLUB 2620 18th ST. N.W.-Tripie va
cancy: double to share; switchboard serv-
ice: S42.5 and S45.5 HO 800
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT; eight years public exp,
nents and tax returns. Box POI M Star. pa
ACCOUNTANT, veteran. B. c. S. degree,
exp. UN O40S. preferably after $50; if
before, leave message. 49,
ACCOUNTANT, expert. available approx.
II hours weekly or monthly basis, all ac-
counting and tax records. AID. 0722. 2'
ACCOUNTING Complete
accounting and bookkeeping service.
Experienced univ. grad; part time; rea-
sonable rates GE. 2469 evenings. or Box
252-M, Star. 20"
ATTORNEY. age "a, 3 years D. C. private
practice, . years Government attorney and
executive; not interested in connection
with large law firm or litigation; Will
consider connection with national firm.
Replies will be treated confidential. Reply
Box 31S-M. Star.
BANKING, 20 years experience in trust
department, specialist on income tax, in
vestments, real estate. estate and trust
planning and managing. graduate law and
advanced accounting. Box 290-L Star. 24'
FUR SALESMAN ESTIMATOR-Experi-
enced all phases; was fur department man.
ager. Box 1856. Star.
MANAGEMENT APARTMENT HOUSE de-
sired by retired executive of outstanding
ability. Box 1876. Star
Statesmen. mems wear, capable OF man
aging BOX 1f2-G Star
Evening star., 1945-04-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG WOMAN wants ride to California.
ROOM FOR RIDERS to Reno. New. soon.
Sc See MEHRIN ADAMS, SOC Tulip ave,
CALlFORNIA-Ex-s -serviceman wishes ride.
will drive or assist Adams 1893 22s
Evening star., 1945-04-19
AVIATION.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

2 BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIEs, females, 8
months old, Axe registered. 936 Madison
COCKER sPANIEL, female. brown and
Tdm ghite. months snnhs old. Papers in process.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, both sexes;
healthy, playful. Breeder OF purebred
Cocker Spaniels. Will board small dogs.
45I0 Burlington rd, Hyattsville, Md.
SPITZ, black. 4 months old; very intel
iigent; price, $40. GE. 1899. 26 Nichol-
son st. NV, call to 8 pm
SHEPHERD COLLIE PUPS, 10. male and
female, weeks old; So each. Call
ENGLISH BULLDOG, 10 mos, sired BY
Man-o-War out. Of Hosmer's Mary Ann.
white with, red fawn markings. extra
ordinarily large, well-shaped head; lead
dog: housebroken. Ma. 9716. Ext. 36,
between $50 and $50. Price, $50 22'
WANTED HOMES with fenced yards for 4
cute kittens. Call Falls Church 253S-M
COOKERS, reds and blacks S25-S35-S4o
Farm shepherd, female $40
Chow, red, male -.- - S25
Fox terriers. black and white $3.50
DOG HOTEL, 1874 Georgia ave TIA 4321
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont J

H0USEKEEPER, white; cooking and serv.
.S ams aqaas auhdg a1a sosR sResfh Hi
Bendix. no ironing. every Thursday after
noon and Sunday after breakfast of: ex-
private bath and radio: home located in
coolest Washington suburbs. Experienced
and fully qualified applicant must provide
nSafsR1s Ml 5s5s or practical
mddased "a fsmy t. care cs f9T eSssy
HOUSEMAN, white, permanent position:
room and board, good wages. Apply 1929
CURED; good wages: for family Of 3.
"a Ll LILxUSDREss. experienced, used to handling
wages; good washer and lmangle. CO. 500.
aaa xssss sez sT lively SSF 9usnsss hons'
MAID for .hw. and plain cooking. full or
part time: live out Phone TIE. 5s46
MAJ MAID SssP t. so0a shw and sss s9Sk
hoSsesleanlns: hss H blocks from 1--WE Wiz Fes.
senaen some to bus 4o or
MAiD WANTED for employed couple. Sis
Seek Iixs in Gall WI es5o erosstown
MOTHERS HELPER. reliable, white or
colored, to assist with 2l-mo. girl and do
NURsEMAID for, two children, live in. up
stairs a room; good home, good salary. Other
Sf5R snPlHyed GM ss5 week
doctors home, no laundry; care children,
pain Hrs e9okins;; 9 !, RA l743: .,,,.. COO
PANTRY MAhD in small eu6 White Ssp
SCHOOLGIRL to live in, help with house
conyenient S1 lent | to MT. " Pleasant carIine. 1893
WOMAN viii White or or colored; live in: care of
are capable. Apply 1911 Nichols ave: Sc.
WOMAN reliable, to care for baby. W.:
a4 nteF sun or pm nshS Ehs NaTton launS Apply
WOMAN, care for twin boys, 412 yrs. old;
light housework; only reliable person a need
WOMAN, white, under is. for cooking,
for 3 months; will consider mother and
chi Shild eS. oyer 6; good wages. Telephone
WOMAN G2o' white. to live in and care for
child e. z years Of age; nice room; Evenings Evenings
will share home with couple or woman with
!! child. Call CHI. 3136 after $50 pm;
WOMAN, n; live In or out; ghw, care are. @ Of
$50. Taylor 1904.
WOMAN, white, to do light housework by
vicinity Arlington Village Aots. Cali CHI.
5249.
ATTRACTIVE full-time position as cook,
located apt. Require thoroughly expert
enced person with 1st-class reference;
work not heavy. but will pay for capable
Apt. 702. 1868 Columbia rd. NV. Te!e-
phone DU. 1894.
GOOD HOME, ghw, exper, fond of chill
dren; live in, upstairs bedroom; no wash
ing: S15 week. SH. 1922.
RELIABLE colored maid for small guest
house: no Sunday work, good salary. ME.
3114
PERMANENT JOB for maid with refs;
plain cooking and g.h.w.; 1870 to 7:30,
Mon. through Sat; SIS. Phone co. O3O7.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
ROOMS EURhIsHsp-s.E. and s,w.

$40 end ST. S.E.-Large triple room,
newly furnished $3.50 each per month.
Ii 91S0. 19s
I926 18th ST. S.E.-Man to share doub!s
room, preferably officer, with another
man, So week. Also unfurnished rooms,
$50 mo. for both.
23S Ist ST, opposite House Ofice Bldg
Evening star., 1945-04-19
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL,
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

FIREPLACE WOOD, Is to "a inches, ali
hardwood S21. cord. Stock up now for
next winter. WO. 275S after pm.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
ROOMS WANTED,

SINGLE ROOM wanted by younr man IN
rooming house; up to $40 wk. BOX 495-i.
Star. Zoe
Theatre. by girl: references exchanged.
Phone WI. 444l. los
COLORED COUPLE desires apartment or
rooms with kitchen privileges or will ex-
change an hours work for living quarters
Evening star., 1945-04-19
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1927 ST. NV unfurnished rooms,
srd Sdo floor. suitable for lady; S35. ME.
S929 between 8 and 5.
Evening star., 1945-04-19

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
desires room and board in private home.
Box 266-M, Star 1os
Evening star., 1945-04-19

OF Styles ana Wood. HUGO WORCH, 111U
SIMMONS SOFA BED, almost new, $50;
club chair, child's wardrobe, 2 end tables.
Gi Slip ioea covERs. Fl s. pRArER1Es, bedspreads;
expert workmanship; 5-day delivery.
condition; suitable for ONCE or recreation
room; bargain, $50. 1911 Franklin st.
SOFA BEDs-Atlas has brand-new sofa
bed and chair. all-spring constructed, with
accessories. SIT; also a few floor samples.
Sd1 and take y r1In m3nshS to pay Free
SOFA AND GHaiR Excellent exc ens' eondition: con fion
CAN evenings after pm. Telephone OR.
STEEL WINDOWS, beams, columns, angles,
iui iiumoer, fireplace dampers' MEDICINE cab
aS sSsa iSb r. ss3G
Eive YOU year-roqnd eomfors and pay for
themselves in fuel sayings. Let us demon
strate their many ADVANTAGES; Free esti-
sTUD1o coUcHEsBrananew fqs ssppins Mp SS5S
constructed, with inner spring mattress,
Ts4y TO- and %I IA mfptRs qHRNuRE f Ray cp Gree
g st; NV DI 3537, DI. 373s. DI. 3739
only $3.50. MAX ALPERSTEIN. 1923
sTu6Io sF BIZ Couch, /, gray. with three eusn-
ions, S75; l davenport. prewar construc-
Spring cushions, H SIS; % SOFAS $50 $50 each: h:
unclaimed: also odd pieces. HOFFMAN,
SUIT, mans, new, worn only once, double
breasted, gray with stripe. flannel size 80
REGULAR: will sacrifice. S35. MR.. BLACK
sutSkk6oioM tSk6i FFutpRaSirruRE. 8 pieces. beau
tiful; reasonable, DU. 90ss;
TOILET 9uTfITs UhI g nsT No pri1rity re-
pact type, with white seat, S23.75. PARA
MOUNT Co. 2120 Ga. ave, NV. DE. 9797.
TOPSCIL. 400 cubic yards. good quality:
L. E. BRuENINGER & SONS. Ma. 2O40.
TRICYCLE., chain drive, 500. airplane,
paint. G, s VI. $3.50. & TO- so n n.m Only only. Ae"
TR0MBONES-Le Mar. good beginners
model, $37; 80; Conn, excellent condition
g st. (middls o. bloek).
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ITION, 2409 37th NV.
very nice; Sl0.per wk.
appointment, Ell. 63l5.
. downtown-Lady TO
] st floor rm., Kitchen
lady; SO mo-; End
Evening star., 1945-08-01
Labor Victory HeraIds
Era Of Common Man, '
Laski Declares
Ey the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Prof. Harold
j. Laski, chairman of the Labor
partys National Executive Com
mittee, proclaimed today "the era
of the common man" in Britain.
He said in an interview that
Labors sweeping victory in the gen.
eral election held as much economic
and social significance as the
emergence of the middle class in
England in the l830s.
This is the arrival of the people
in power" Prof. Laski stated. I'VE
are now prepared to give the little
man-within the framework Of the
British CONSTITUTIONAL the pro-
gressive change that he requires.
Speaks With Authority.
Prof. Laski spoke with authority,
for he heads the policy making
body of the Labor party.
On foreign policy, he said:
Our first great task is the utter
defeat of the Japanese. Before the
most pressing of our domestic prob |
lens we intend to fulfill our maxi
mum obligations in the Far East"
With particular reference to
Spain, he added:
I'VE do not believe democracy and
Fascism can live side by side in
our interdependent world, and we
do not think democracy is compati-
BILE with absolute monarchies."
Spanish Regime Assailed.
Prof. Laski said the Labor party
abhorred any system of government
'in which a small class, living by
privilege, tries to exploit, as in
Spain it has exploited for centuries,
the mass of the community"
I'VE believe the masses in any
community are entitled to an equal
share in the gain as well as in the
toll of living" he added.
Prof. Laski asserted that the first
objective in the Labor partys pro-
gram of naturalization would be
the acquisition of the 250-year- old
Bank of England.
You can't plan economically
without control of the central bank, .
he said "A government which is
not responsible for the operation of
credit is not master in his own
house"
Two "COnquestS" Cited.
With a smile. Prof Laski said:
"If l may be irreverent for mo-
ment, England was conquered twice
in its history-once by William the
Norman, 1866, and again by Mon
tague the Norman in 1881" The
1881 reference was to the crisis in
which the last British Labor govern
ment fell when Montague Collet
Norman was governor of the Bank
OF England.
The next naturalization effort
would be directed at the coal mining
industry. Prof. Laski said, then
would come transport, followed by
the iron and steel industry.
I'VE place iron and steel rather
at the end so as not to disturb an
industry taking so large a part in
the war effort" he explained.
In the fullest sense, we are try
ing to fulfill the four freedoins-and
In fulfilling them we hope Ameri-
cans will regard it as our monu-
ment to Franklin Delano Roosevelt"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-01
New York City
Police Probe
Death of Actor

NEW YORK, March 81. tUP)-
Police eaid an autopsy would be per-
formed to determine the cause OF
death early Saturday Of Max Hoff-
mann Jr., 43, member of "A noted
theatrical family.
Hoffman, was found unconscious
On the floor of his bedroom at the
Hotel Buckingham by his wife,
Iuana Hoffmann, actress. Efforts
CT a physician to revive him were
futile.
The couple was to have appeared
in Boston Monday night in Good
Night ladies' Ho f m a II n had
played one of the lead comedy rolec
n the PRODUCTION during its recent
lew York run.
The actor was the son of Gertrude
Hoffman,, former internationally
famous dancer, and Max Hoffman
5r., violinist in the musical hit
oklahoma" His parents said he
had been suffering from stomach
ailment. Hoffmann's first wife was
Helen Kane, the ''boop-a-doop"
girl of musical hits CT the '20s.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-01
Child Victims
Of Jops Return

last order over the internment
camps loud speaker-less than an
hour before the first cavalry dashed
into the compound-was that par
ents would be held answerable if
their children disobeyed his order
that they stop lettering around the
special kitchen which prepared food
for the Jap guards.
HUMAN GUARDS
There were cases CT guards sneak
ing sweets to the children.
The children we're not mistreated
bodily. Some of the soldiers-never
the officers-sometimes held young
sters on their knees.
Throughout the 38 months of their
internment at Santa Tomas, the
children below teen-age were fed
from a special kitchen. But during
the final months there was nothing
extra for the kiddies. All were
hungry.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-01
BY FRANK HEWLETT

IA SAN FRANCISCO, March 81.
nP)-Sixty-six small children took
long, hungry look Saturday at
lmerica.
r They were among the 1865 Am
ericans liberated in the Philippines
who were brought here aboard a
converted freighter. They were the
most priceless portion of that cargo.
The 35 civilians aboard the ship
were the first to leave the Santo
Tomau and Bilibid internment
camps In Manila.
Some of these children have yet
to taste fresh cows milk. Some of
them have never owned any but
wooden shoes. They ate their first
oranges when Our ship stopped near
an American battleship and the gen.
erous personnel of that battleWagon
sent the !"Qit as gift.
ATE FROM GARBAGE CANS
Among tnese &C children, all be-
low teen age, we're tikes who had
hovered round garbage cans in
quest of such food as wasn't good
enough for their Jap guards to eat.
Some of the children ate snails,
relished cat meat and considered
themselves lucky when their paltry
ration was augmented by boiled
weeds or roots.
They grew up to the humiliation
of being forced to bow daily to Jap
sentries. Some of them, until their
IlNeration eight weeks ago. had never
cen the outside of the walls of
B'nto Tomas University's SO acre
campus
The children we're constant
Source of irritation to the Jap
commandant of Santo Tomas. His