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VX/HAr OF THE wages of the future'
w This question is bound to come up
in any discussion of postwar planning.
On this, our attitude is clear. No wages
are high that are earned. Fifty dollars a day +,
earned is none too high. But dollar day.
unsarntd is much too high.s 8 sess@~4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-13
IN
GUARD

Atlanta, Oct. l3.-With demobili-
cation of the army OF the United
States proceeding rapidly, the War
Department today had authorized
enlistments - the National Guard
through the adiutants general Of the
several states.
E~nlistments now in the National
Guard offer advantages both to the
individual and the states. Time Of
service counts from the beginning OF
the enlistments for the mo-, and eX-
istence of authorized personnel SIM
plifies the planning work necessary
in the new guard organization.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-13

The point bonus for used fats has
been increased from ? points to 4
points per pound because Of the
serious shortage Of industrial fats,
needed in the manufacture Of soap
and other products.
The union times., 1945-03-31
AS WE SEE IT

of strike-anywhere matches should be sufficient for civilians if they don't hoard, WPB said.
 WHILE the Pittsburgh (Pa.) POst-CGzette named the Barnyard College dean as delegate to the United Nations Conference. the Press told its readers how <sthe pilots took a drunk from the bottle each time they destroyed German plane." But then, the NesU York Herald Tribune reported that five members of the Brooklyn College basketball team had been charged with accepting $l,OOO brides to ''thrOw' a game. And the Tsuin Falls (Ida.) Telegram quoted a Red Cross field director as describ- ing Leyte: ''The rain descends with the force of water from a fire hOrse."
 IT'LL BE Oh-oh! for the Ta- coma (Wash.) NesOs- Tribune if Bob Hope ever sees that caption which began: BOOB AND BEAUTY. The second half, of course, referred to Virginia Mayo.
 SECRETARY of the Treasury Morgenthau's press conference was progressing comfortably, but news lessly, the other day when a flag starved reporter looked at his watch and said: sssMr. Secretary. we'll have just about time to get in the II o'clock cigarette line Cat National Press Club), SO thank you very much.'' WhereupOn, the cor respondents boIted for the door, leaving the Secretary, who is 3 member of the club, apparently wishing he could join the boys.
 TO THE financial editors desks recently came this copy over the United Press wires:
 FINAL GRAIN BY JEAN ETTE OATES CHICAGO (U.P.)-A DECLINE IN RYE LED TO A GENERAL SELLING MOVE MENT, etc.
 The United Nations war crimes commission has finally decided that Hitler is a war criminal and should be tried as such. Now all they have to do is find jury with no preju- dices against Adolf.
 MORE THAN few caption writers hit upon ''Fallen Arches'' to describe the bridges the Germans blew up at Cologne, but Wilm Simmons of the SiOu1 Falls (S. D. Argus-LeGder varied the routine a little with this line over the picture of the Remagen bridge used by the Americans: ''Hitler Caught with His Bridges Up.''
The union times., 1945-03-31
Your Dollar
 Rx CONSUMERS ILNIOM
POSTWAR CARS

Better forget about the half trans. parent, superstreamlined dream cars the ads have been promising, Consumers Unions autOmotive cOnsuItant warns. The first cars Series Ito appear after produc- tion begins will be the 1942 models resurrected, with no more changes than there usually are in new model. Even Series 1.-the real postwar car-will not be much different in appearance. No mira culOus changes are expected, but there will be improvements.
 Car bodies will still be made of steel; its shock-absorbing quality, an important safety factor in a crash, is unrivaled by other materials. Higher priced cars will feature automatic shifting transmissiono, and all but the cheapest will eliminate foot operation of the clutch. Shock absorbers, brakes and heaters will be better ; and, though headlights may still blind you, new tail light has been de- veloped which will reduce danger in night driving. New synthetic fabrics will be used for upholstery, and seats will be improved. But don't expect ar-engined cars, or pint-size engines using 1OO-octane gas. An economy trend is foreseen; cars will be smaller and lighter. Eventually, smaller en- zines will get more mileage per gallon of gas.
 DEHYDRATED SOUPS
 Soup of almost any variety can be purchased in dehydrated form, but insect infestation still plaques the dehydrated soup industry Proper packaging is extremely inn portant, GU found. Glass jars and cans are best; cardboard boxes and double wrappings offer better pro- lection against insects than the single, transparent cellOphane bags in which most brands are packed.
 All but three of the 71 brands tested including mushroom, onion, pea, bean and vegetable-were rated either ''fair" or "poor" by GUS taste squad The "good" ones were Eardiks Tomato Soup, 25c for 4-pz. glass jar; Manischewitz Borst, 15c for a 2-oz. box; and Au Gourmet Onion Soup, 20c for 1 1/8-oz, glass jar.
The union times., 1945-03-31
Continued from Page One)

NOT even a state Supreme Court decision sustaining an anti-labor law will be permitted to wreck the Federal governments wartime poll. cies for settling industrial disputes. the Regional War Labor Board al Chicago ruled this week.
 The board ordered the Northern States Power Company, Eau Claire, Wis.,, to continue i'm effect a ''union shop' agreement with the Electrical Workers even though the State Labor Relations Board. backed later by the Supreme Court, had held that the ''union shop" pact violated Wisconsin E anti-uniOn statute.
 Outlawing of the agreement would jeopardize peaceful labor relations, the board said. It de. clared further that the Badger Supreme Courts decision ssdoes not diminish the boards authority under power granted by the Presi- dent and Congress to order main tenance of the existing contract.
 Similar rulings affecting anti. labor laws have been issued by the board in other states-but this was the first time where a Supreme Court verdict had been overridden. A dashing young driver named
 Bill.
 Drove recklessly down a steep
 hill.
 Said he: ''I'm renowned
 For covering grounds
 But, alas, now the ground covers
 A map in an official Nazi hand book, published in January 1914, shows Spain marked as an ally of Germany. Franco hasn't protested yet, but the State Dept. has prob ably interpreted the silence as fur. ther proof of Spain's neutrality.
 BETTER distribution of matches is in prospect. To assure meeting increased military demands and to prevent unequal distribution for civilian needs, WPB has placed matches under allocation control al the civilian level. A critical labor shortage has prevented the indus. try from meeting production goals. WIPE said.
 About AGO billion matches will be produced in l945 as compared to 48O to 49O billion before the war. About two-fifths will be strike-anywhere matches, two-fifths book matches and one-fifth strike On-bOx matches. The military will take the entire production of strike on-box matches and about 35 per cent of the book matches. Supply
The union times., 1945-03-31
The People-The Court of Last Resort

52 Issues, $1.75; 20 Issues, 91.OO
The union times., 1945-03-31
NEW HAVEN. CONN. SATURDAY, MARCH s1 1e45
Don't Play With Fire In Connecticut!

The Connecticut Legislature particularly its Judiciary Committee, is considering bill, (HB 6O3), sponsored by the Connecticut Federation of Labor which, passed will reduce the danger of fire and consequent panic picture houses
 This bill has been before the Legislature since l93O but has taken the horrible fire Hartford which, with proper legislation of another type might have been aveed focus attention the need improve safety laws in regard the smaller picture houses of House Bill 6O3 simply recognizes the fact that duties of the motion picture machine operator have been multiplied since original legislation passed some forty that he alone cope with his work and time be guard against fire in the projection booh
 This safety legislation of basic for the general public and for the projecon To oppose ground of expense recall other terrible fire tragedies Union theatres have in their projection boohs which dipOses of any claim that this is special legislation As Harry Fenmark told the Judiciary Committee speaking on this bill, No easy until have taken every possible precaution Affirmative and speedy action by the Legislature is clearly indicated.
The union times., 1945-03-31
LITTLE LUTHER

Wen, Pop, Little Luther announced evening" s got myself job delivering groceries after school for Mr. Snod grass'
 Now, isn't that nice of old Snodgrass," said Luhers father.
 sWhats nice about it? demanded Luher He was los. ing all his customers because he couldn't get delivery
 But mean it nice of him pick you, Luther' Mr. DilwOrth said.
 Bu Pop, Pm telling you,' insisted Little Luther. He couldn't get ese the only kid in the neghbor- hood he could get to work for soc hour
 'Why, that's prncey Luther," said Mr. Dilworth ''I'd work for that myself"
 sYOu would be, Pop if weren't for the in your plant you're always beefing about"
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

sRM tB attic nish be- ht9 %
III scE RFiashyif u6Mr BsrxyP
F %A ssS sr rM %A 5IST Span
ishtyDe staoGo house yIs old Sit on a.
oedrms and tile bath lse. closets: dining
air-conditiened heat O COAL price, As s745o
I E5SG MH 4gsS az sSs sysnlns ~,
rm., dining room. kitchen. electric range.
breakfast room iuIl basement; h.-sh;
buy buy at $3.50. Cali Mr.. Saunders. WI.
g 30; after 5. WI. 5l4s. E. M. FRY,
VACANTU5 m4n " and bath. e-story, ashes
acre of rich garden land. about 4 blks.
ment: INV e Coal nnlg " @ hook
up: price. S6.a50; 800 cash, and move
in. ALVIN EPLING, WA 1854, day and
EASTERN AVE. NE.-Detached house in
excellent condition, well-arranged rooms,
baths beat full
shrubs lear saraEe: located i SQUARE
from cars and stores; early possession:
b nlss less Than on ren terms pu n sa
B. I. ave-, Mt. Rainier. Md: Hyattsville
NEARBY ND family det brick, sep
dinette, tiled bath, porch each; gas stoves,
gas refgrs: separate heating systems
Ps s With saarN Gs MI daas GOO So N
H st. n.w> MA. 2345.
HYATTSvILLE-I possession: six
fsms newly os
eyerythins Priced At $3.50, with sub
VinE S8 Gas &c Con- n0n me- uN 4o4o
SHERWOOD FoREsT-6-room furnished
ist and md floors Cottage No. 1s5. known
ATS Tslsphops Z 3 SuI iI5a . VS. tsss
and bath frame; $4,000: 81 200 down; bal
like rent Nv. Call FULTON $40 RS
WANT VA P%ENTY Of BEDROOMS. Here's
delightful property at Ashton. Md. on
sead Containing OF sefe Extra bash
on each floor, stoker. heat; fruit, berries,
asparagus, garden and flowers dandy barn,
most a1o snn me Gag sH
ssn WIS., VS. ave n Sshs M
large trees; $4,000. H. F. BIEBER. sH.
NEAR WHEATON,. MD.-New brick home.
1855.
WASHINGTON GROvE-Delightfu home.
modern improvements. including electric
range, water heater. new circulating coal
heater. Large living room, spacious
screeEed-in porch. Only $4,000. w.
MUIR. 9Th ave. Washington Grove. Md.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-sunnybroo
Groom bungalow. immaculate; 3 blocks
from bus. close to schools: 81 500 down,
Must be seen to be appreciated Call MR..
MARTIN. Union 1900 or Columbia 9126.
LANDOVER HILLS, MD.-Modern 2-story,
3-bedroom home, basement. Only. 3 yrs.
old Newly decorated. Completely fur
leaving town. Only $500, including
furniture; real opportunity. ia. $500.
ROGER HEIGHTS-6-room brick home,
out, range, Frigidaire. full basement
screened side porch; lovely lawn: new
house condition: immediate possession;
So. 300. terms. BRILEY REALTY CO.,
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@. 5-Partner opens with two no.
trump and you hold.
4 106 '0103 o952 Ql0765x
What do Won bid p
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
SCAVENGER BEETLE.
(Hydrophilus obtusdtus.)

In most fresh-water ponds and
streams scavenger beetle is likely to
be among those present" For
neighbors, he has the caddis-flies.
great diving beetles, hellgrammite
and many others. He is the sani-
tary officer of the place. All adult
scavengers take care of the decay
ing vegetable matter and dead ami
mails If they perform their duties
too well. they have been known to
attack live neighbors. They have
foes to combat, too.
These beetles are black, elliptic,
more or less fiat beneath and con-
vex above, and about three-fifths OF
an inch in length. They belong In
the Glass Hexapoda. They range
through North America and else
where, and there are about 200
species. The most common one Is
described here.
When seen in the water, they
show an undersurface that is sill
very with a film of air. The air is
taken at the surface by extending
the antennae and folding them
back over bubble of air. This bub-
BILE is carried below and spread over
the undersurface of the body
When fresh air is needed, the scav-
enger must return to the surface.
A mother beetle may lay as many
as 100 yellow eggs. These are in
closed in a waterproof, cocoonlike
structure and attached to plants
near the surface. She may select
the underside of a lily pad in COM
pany with. the jelly mass of snail
eggs
The larvae hatch, drop into the
water and crawl over the pond
floor. They are always hungry,
feeding on small animals. and will
kill those they can by sucking their
juices through hollow jaws. With
in a month, they cast outgrowil
skins. After at least two molts,
they burrow in the ground for
about IL days while Transforming
into winged adults. If their mother
has placed them in a fish hatchery,
they can cause much damage. In
an aquarium, they spell disaster,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUYS 900 weekly gross The owner is
retiring and has authorized the outright
sale OF one OF virsinia's most iHerat nd
ern brick restaurant and beer tavern hav-
ing the finest and most expensive equip.
eompet agds eaapped tourist court
vacancy: all situated on over $4,000 So.
#. of the most valuable close-in CONNER.
this as the most decided business oppor-
tunity ever to be offered in Virginia. The
future is assured and best Of all II Is
cipals only No phone information. AR
LiNGToN REALTY CO., 2204 Wilson
Slys kSlnT I0GAT H central
NV. 25-ft wide. 4-story brick, in lst-
commercial zone; suitable Tor many types s:
business; VACANT IN excellent c coz ni9s
s Shan s 81 Gue ia CO, sSo t St. NV
Owner RETIRING is why you can buy
competition. in Lanham, Md, railroad
and Pa. Railroad. improved with lse:
a aSast.Gs on la IND oor lse storage rms
this store is equipped with cash registers.
3 scales, slicing and meat grinders. l lse;
showcases, one i94l delivery truck: also
rms. and bath on ground floor: End moor
S san De OIL die1 double sarase beautiful shade
and shrubbsry lawn plenty lent . Of garden ga len
ventory cost of groceries: terms can be
arranged To inspect call ALVIN EPLING,
WA 1854. day and evenings.
COUNTRY STORE in Mont. Co. close in.
on very busy highway; no competition Tor
miles. Here is fine going business. with
living quarters in connection. with wonder.
full future possibilities, Needs about - 900
to handle r. p. RIPLEY, SH. 1883 tSun.
and ewes SH. 6a16, Mr.. Romer).
$4,000 WILL BUY well-rented store and
tisate. cHAs. S. MUIR, 2O3 Southern
Bldg. Phone Ma. 1895.
BUSINESSMAN'S OPPORTUNITY to OBJ
tain his own building in the. 500 block
of eth St NV. Can be bought for S29 900.
See OWNER at sos 9th st. NV. q,
ONLY end COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on
23rd st. NV, between N and III SITS, 'front.'
age of 1I5 feet by depth OF So IT. to an
alley: present income, 81 1000 per annum
improved by Groom brick houses, in sood
condition; will sell as a whole.
4th between New York ave. and L St
NV. end commercial, As IT. by 10 IT, 70
40-foot alley: now improved by 3 t.
room brick houses and 2-story garage IN
as whole. SIMON BELoFF. real estate
ONCE. 1908 New York ave. NV. Phone Ma.
S1S7 or RA. 1925.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

DO YOU WISH TO SELL? We, have many
clients who are in position to pay
SIS 900 are particularly solicited iistinss
, gonr problem OF NE Without es
& CO, INC, Realtors. DI. $3.50 (eves,
FASH FASH BUYERS SE for D. C. and Md property,
SCI efAIF o 2sS you Rhods
Islsnd a aTe mo ao,i 20 7I9s'c or Md II
exterior only. Z. A aARVEY, 81. 460s.
WE CAN SELL YOUR house. We can SCI
attention. R a HUMPHREYS. Realtors,
sos No. Capitol MA $3.50.
Gp JEs Is aFEEKMUS ana "a 4 4ss Va
tsehed modern 'h house iSs IN IN GOOD ioeat
s qd fESe S sq foTss az 5snSs e.
and Sunday. DE 7oa5:
bath home located in either the Silver
Montgomery County. Phone, IA, 3:o2.
om HAxE or MhP Fails T sash
sHILLINGBURG, 4615 Lee highway. Ar
lington. Va; OK. 1924, after pm.
CASH BUYER Immediately in need of brick
home or bungalow in Bethesda. Silver
Spring or Hyattsville area. Prompt action:
Gail Mr. Blackwood, UN. 1892. SHANNON
g. LUCHS CO.. 1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for Groom house
for colored. National 30s2; after 6 PM
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fin
sstion' VIM. H SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Realtors established 1850. DI. 1918.
b Brio 4 u; s,D brick house,
covered porch, between $4,000 and ST. -
500; direct sale preferred. RA. 1919. g.
SMALL OR LARGE HOUSES, any con-
dition; spot cash MA. T07l.
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
house today or sell to cash clients waiting
at full market value; no obligation for ap-
praisals. MITCHELL QUICK. Dl. 2S3l.
spwELL FRIENDS TEACHER wants to
buy or 3 bedrm house, NV. or sub. area.
Telephone TIE. 90ls.
TaKOMA PARK or bedroom house
brick or frame 81. 1913
AT ONCE from owner occupant. 6-room
brick, detached or semdetached home; NV.
section preferred. Bethesda or Silver Spring
considered. S. NJ ORRISON, RIA. 5416.
COLORED-We HAVE CASH purchasers
for your property. For quick. courteous
service cali PRoVIDENT REALTY CO,
MI. sS45, specialists in colored properties.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get you
top cash price in D. C., Md. or Va; free
appraisal; plenty clients waiting for quick
results. Call A. H, Parker, RA 1852
or ia 1865 J. B. T1FFEY g. SON, -316
Kennedy ST NV.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED for ! person:
Accountant, lawyer or manufacturer s
agent Full stenoeraphic and telephone
service. Centrally located. 500 mo.
is0s EYE ST. NV, near Doctors Hos
pital-3-story brick. suitable for ofhce;
will lease entire building; yyacanI;, t. TIN in
d CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
DOWNTOWN, 14th and Mass. ave. nv
4-story building, newly remodeled, approx.
5000 so. it, suitable for modern once Of
large company or organization: vacant;
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & Co. 14i5 K st.
NV ME. 5400.
ONE LARGE ROOM opening patio; alley
and street entrances; near Dupont Circle:
$40 per mo- ideal for studio or workshop;
vacant August 20; BOX l62-E Star.
floors. Excellent, advertising frontage.
$ls55 per per- m on ia. 1892 ssSooor ou,. ~,
.DpI0ximatslZ 800 ssya5e os ssst; W. E.
1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR. AGA.
SUITE OF 3 OFFICES. newly decorated;
very CONVENIENT downtown location. near
stores. D. G. center. Goyernment ofnc enS
r st. NV ME- 1882.
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont. J |.

htSSSeS ~ SsN.e
COLORED-s3I 18th ST. NE. and others
SIMON BELOFF, real estate ONCE. zoos
f., New York ave. NV. Phone MA. s1S7 oil
GoHLioSRREEID , rooms. on floors
now being redecorated throughout; new
automatic gas heating system; full cellar
Ss Mr. sTFPHE as T Pc IIs rooms,
baths; oil heat; semidetached; exceiisni
condition; terms. MR.. OLDHAM. DE
de aSli RE, etSs 9Th AND O SITS. NV
s ssGn e seasf condition $PSoS down BAL;
Ms se 81 shEPSAR %Sn' BE- 1 fIsi eSss and
S S9aassii pt Sl'i HAMPSHIRE AVE, mr..
VII: Colonial porch; semidetsched: terms
II desired. Ask for A. W. STEPHENS,
SoLoRGD-rMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Detached brick 2-story house, slate roof;
large front and back yards; nice garden
lovely front and back porches; steam heat;
Col REi 52sf AND Arrs.-1sth
sntr n% o sfsso zANzERIoo IRE REALTY
S EEb 2ssh & FRNchPoS nam and War
ser per s f beaatiful f BRICK * ' Can Mr..
COLORED-NEAR 10th and Monroe SITS.
n;y.-e rms, h.,-w;h;s; oil; ideal location,
Col condition, Colo
NAL front porch, new paper and paint
newly sanded floors, front and rear yard
ne; really new-house condition; you may
inspect this house thoroughly; Sl,So0
down: price, SS,650 Atlantic 1904.
COLORED, 3-story window brick home
IN NV. section; can be bought for $3.50.
CHAS s. MUIR, 203 Southern Bldg.
Ma 1895.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1941 Roadmaster 4-door sedan;
sSf sSs sss1s6 az e Ssnf REse and
cADMfAc 1885 1885 5-passenser sedan, Fleet
sals PF piss e s5I sS75. cXrfToL scAspiLAc
Fleetwood model 75 exceptionaiiy uSl Iow
mileage; in excellent condition: oPA cell
CADLLAC 1898 convertible " sedan dam Fleet
wood, model rs; color is black; tan leather
sS rss cA P1fss ef Rflsc
Pc sofG 1874 w aHs0o opA ceiling ''d cs
FSkD, Liza iss7 e9ny. ssd.. 500 800 cash; within
DPA SfinsE Ts s is4 fse sdoor sedan
new tires. radio, excellent finish, Al me
ehanical condit ion oPA Tarranty; cell,
SALES; 1929 King St. Alexandra, Va.
TAXI AND PUG, brand-new motor. ex-
3 Ply Apt Apt g. p between a.I 10 and , g.
PAYS nS an es EN- ce ss5s a to ~
ton. See E. A. GLENN at lol Mass. ave.
NV. 81
COMPARE THESE CARS. fine selection
trade OPA ceiling prices and some below
Al Studebaker Commander sedan. r. and
h., Sl,26S.
Al Chrvsler Saratoga sed.. r and h.. vacu.
trans, SI.7S3.
Al Packard ii0 4-dr. de luxe sedan. r.
40 Packard So sedan, r. and h., o. d.,
80 Buick 4-door. r. and h.. s1.oes.
AZ Studebaker Champion 2-dr. sed., h.,
MANY others to choose from. HYArTs-
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA ALL