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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. practically new. doing fine
ons ease e oo N
Z ME5T StISHD TSf fSpTSh sis5
waitine for restaurants, cocktail lounges Tiaa;
valet shops beauty shops, groceries anc
many other businesses. If you are IN
S6AePssoN A7G e FRA fRANSAsEs GA iSSo separate
fOgethe G6t leased on peEeeptags new
faciities opens May 80; concessions still
syaabie .nnio to right parties and
Cocktail lounge, % swimming pool 5 SPACE space
sporting goods and supplies, miniature
and 9th mole barbecue stand; is minute
final enrolment week. George Mason Hotel
any reasonable offer Must sell due to III
heaith B healh,,, Mr., Mr. ATKlN, s25 4th st. e..w
RooMiNG HOUSE, $500; parking, lot
SIoo; gas and oil station. 5000; bldg.
BrAurY rth smoP Or FOR FOR sAlEMEocated "a t6
$1,000; Terms can be arranged. Call
IIauoR ST STORE, Class A. , sxselspt Ha ne
HOLLANDER. 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. No
2h1ne p On 81 dntormation
pressing. for sale Same owners IS yrs;
FsfTnE sr ase som n'Rass WAkE fP
Fully EoUiPPED BUSINESS of mems
furnishings. novelties and varieties. Also
doing f 5000 business IN cleaning' press
$4,000 From So 900 to $1,000 down,
balance b SI a. IN e easy terms Long Lease Phone
FSR E9RaFt atsF pm toa4s WA 7q3
Is acres of land and modern improve
ments, including main residence and
oil heat good income 'tS1H extra GROUND ~ can
readily be subdivided into building sites
or used for business expansion; located
Va, Price, $4,000; terms LINKiNs co,
Exclusive Agent, L Dupont Circle. Deca-
GASOLINE STATION and parking lot
opp9rtunity for young man Interested in
plete: Call HARRY ROD, MA. 1925.
lcan trained beauty styliSts. Jay Realty
Co has for sale magniflcent beauty
salon which will appeal TO you particularly,
WashlngtonS smartest hotels; present
owner has specialized in handling mostly
dlplomatic and wealthy clientele; unlimited
space Tor expansion: especially appealing
for health baths, reducing and thorough
beauty culture: stunning living quarters
beautifully fqrn.; may be occupied by new
FoE 10 see s"e cali fFa2FS M9RTIE na
WEADON., specialist in the buying and
GROCERY, good NV. location; owner
quotes Sl.200 weekly; must sell at once
GUY RICHARDSON, Exclusive Broker
GRoCERY STORE, good Sc. location. doing
between $500 and 500 weekly: stock, fix
lures and GOOD will 50 800 cash Call
HAROLD J. SCHWARTZ, I2l4 H st. ne.
BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP. also space
for tailor and dry cleaner; immedla tely
opposite new Walter Reed ConvaleScent
Hospital. forest Glen, Md; no opposition,
idea! opPor. for any one willing to work.
GROCERY with liquor; owner quotes
$500 wk.; price, ,S55,000; $4,000 down
includes apt; no phone information. GUY
RICHARDSON. 1910 Vermont ave, Room
BEAUTY SHOP for sale: all equipped:
dong excellent business; low rent; must
sell; 5000 down: balance terms. Gebe
MODERN DGs, doing 81 500 weekly bust
ness, Sef-service; excellent fixtures and
long, reasonable lease beautiful apt. avail
able) fine NV. corner location, beer license
with gooG Quota; real opporturity
81 300; plus stock, ELLIS P. BLOCK
RADIO STORE, some equipment and tubes
shelves. counters, etc; good location
small investment. ia 1900
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, wants daywork. light laun-
dry, and cleaning for employed person
Call NO: $3.50 before pm; SIS and car
fare: references.
GIRL, colored wants general housework
part or full time. Call NE. 5794 after
10 m.
GIRL, colored wants job as maid, stay
nights. OR. 1852
lob no wjndoWs or waodwnr OF %areSs
reference. NO 1884
GIRL, colored, wishes days work. cleaning,
rooming house; s. and carfare. Write to
V. j. DARNES, 106 Eye st. NV Washing
ton, D. c.
GIRL, colored, wants daywork from to 4
LU. 1881.
WOMAN, colored. desires cleaning in apt.
by Day DAY p pc. sIa6;
l to pm, Sl5, 5 days. Call after 7
pm. NO. 0S0l.
TWO GIRLS want g.h.w.. for employed
families, take, care of children; good ref
erenceS. Call NO. 1861.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

WAGON AND PLOW HARNESS. collars,
Lines, halters: pony driving harness. horse
shoes and supplies. W. H STONBACK &;
son; 323s NJ $. nv, Nj. Qt62
daily, 4 q head Of work horses. + good young
mules, from q medium priced horse to the
best that grows: lot of mated teams: sor-
rels roans, dappie grays. 4 purebred Bel
slan mares > purebred Pe-cheron mares,
al Shadow Lawn Stock Farms You can
pay halt the purchase price, balance to
suit. Horses delivered any reasonable dis
tanCe a. no extra charge Reference.
George P Henderson. president. Mont
some-y County National Bank, Rockville,
Nd v. Q. ,DosH. prop, GsithersburE,
TWO GUERNSEY cows Jersey and
Ho!stein COW; ID ard ID calves, heavy
You seldom =, se5 a change % buy th;s
ONE fresh Holstein ard Jersey COW and
calf. for sale. Call Locust 1l"i after
"a, go HEAD Of steers te sSn at WI qnce ~ Apply
estyille. va. near Great Falls -
mated teams single work and riding
horses: single or double top and open
waeons; pony carts, double and single
harness: plows and plow harness; western
and English saddles, brides: straw rides
NICE SADDLE ADD HORSE, oV viii q carry S heavy
weight person, good hunter: price, 1915.
C n HARTMAN, 47Ol Suitland I'd Sc.
SUitla0G. Md Locust OIL Sal
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DIPLOMAT wants ! or . rooms, dinet,e
section. Call NO. 1900, Apt. 20, daily
e Nm (; F9,cIP, yo, sHgdsy SG sasr.s ,cs
II private home for occupancy near April
10: CONVENIENT 10 transportation down.
ENSIGN AND WIFE cesire furnished room
with private bath, in NV. vicinity, $50
80. Cali EMS, J H. coHAGEN. between
SERNICEMAN and wife desire nicely fur
nj-hed room in NV. section. Phone
QUIET, settled lady Of refinement desires
room II apartment; permanent. Govern
merrt employe; 90 not smoke; S25. Box
Young BACHELOR desires furnished
room IN ettworth section; PrQtes. ant. non
NEAR MI. Bur. Of Standards or Conn ave,
1y refined, professional lady. FIR. 541O bet,
ard 2 p m OF Box 342-G, Star
MARINE OFFICER needs Immediately, un-
furn:, two or four bedroom house, W. or
nearby Virginia, up 10 Sl3O: & mos ad-
vance rem ! desired EN-. 1919.
c 0 o d - Clean, light housekeeping
apart"e@. . settled women. not over s.
weekly, OF q slngle room: privileges: pref.
= Cal. CO. 1920 until 80 D m
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FARM and GARDEN.

FLOWERS FOR SALE-CreeUins phloX.
lr!ses, chrysant nthemurls; ALSO fresh dug
straw berry and raspberry plants JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesv.lle. Md, r T. D .. BOY
E. Silver Sprlrg, Nd. Call Ashton 3S46
SOD delivered and laid Call Poolesville
2N5S or Wrlt@ WADE BROTHERS, Boyd
Maryland.
VICTORY GARDEN FLOWING Have your
Victory garden piowed, Call CH. 91GQ fo,
immediate bookIng. Sunday and eyes.
GARDEN FLOWING, large or small. Cal
WA :@1S
AZAhEAs in bloom al sizes and colorS
spec!mcn plants. JOSEPH p. GILMORE
2510 i1th st ne.
LAWN MOWER, power Ideal. s10O. also
eXtra, idea! engine. $50; all good condition
TRACTOR Fordsor: sos: needs few re-
PAIRS. Phone Falls Church 21s2
GARDEN TRACTOR. with cultiyatOr. want
ed. IN good condition, Write S. FORTUNE.
=, = = s.
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APARTMENTS UhFURkIsHED.

Will EXCHANGE 5-rm Arlington apt.
Francisco. MAY | Box 81. Star 6.
TWO-ROOM APT, new. all utilities furn.
conrenlent to Pent.. Navy; will exchange
to same. Major, A. c, wife, two small
children MI 024s after g So
Park. Md, TO exchange for similar apt.
in Norfolk. Va. Write Box 292-G. Star.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Groom. dinette
kit. bath, porch, S45, for apt. in vicinity
OF Fl. Stevens or Brightwood NV. GE
WILL EXCHANGE l bedrm apt in modern
bldg,. near Calvert and Wisconsin for
6iS NEWTON PL. N.W.-Apt., > rooms
kitchen and bath partly furnished; rent.
S45 per month; utilities furnished. See
CoLoRED-FoRT HENRY GARDENS.
NC. offers, to colored war workers, beau
on hill overlooking Potomac River Ready
for occupancy April 10. To qualify. appl-
cantS must secure V cards from Arlington
War Housing Center .31l5 Wilson blvd.
Clarendon, Va, Rental, S5B5O per month
To reach project take Green Valley bus
or drive to S. Glsbe I'd. and S, Seminary
rd, continue on S. Seminary I'd to 25t!l
ST.. turn right to Lowell st. and property.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

3Ga 5SS ls.h sh ST NWa5 obs2ss to share o5: Tt3
3 ROOMS, Etchen % e4o and Oo bath; Z $50 $50 per mo-
10; 10 10Th ST. Sc lg rooms and
2tfsr e 4" E:il 6m, 5qan Ii sfGs 61da 0hS' o VIZ
GboRGETowS-Gir to share house Wit with
VOTING WOMEN. 80 or over. to share
apt with ] $50 ca per mo, includes
I 91sEa S2d maf Pfs PrefsF5ed eFoS
THREE-RooM APT: II, with sleeping porch,
comp uil!l.iss' te!ephQnei p 500 GAG Irving
Girl TO SHARE APT. With With serviceman's s
wig. Conv. 20 bus lines: $40 month. 5lG
Ra!eieh st. Sc, Apt No. s.. Call evenings.
1918 FRANKLIN ST N,E.-will share my
ap:. with ,a1other young man. pref. officer.
MAN AND WIFE or Two sirls to to sR1re n; apt.
Ttspbd5s I"5 siIs AISshs33 hS53 ave- TaSona Fs5E
GIRL, between 80 and 80. to share apt
With y; other ElTls a. I2s 4th st, Sc: sa1
rr kit. bath. > bedrooms; Transportation
facilities Immediately convenient; well fur
nished: radio, washing machine. electric
tricity. telephone and heat included: adults
preferred family only suitable > or 3;
- ~. BOX .t.btl-h. star
1897 CALVERT ST. =. Basement, private
entrance; employed couple, quiet and sober
YOUNG WOMAN TO share attrac apt
with another woman. pref, with husband
n N service: service $50 mo. 9o3 TIN ST. Sc.
. ROOMS. bath. with twin beds. for .
Govt. girls: S13 for two. 5000 18th st.
NV.
APARTMENT of . large rooms: beautiful.
luXurously furnished, Frlgidaire; 3 girls.
$500 week each. @39I LIST ST. NV, AID
1867 before pm
CoLORED-Nicely furn. apt. pvt. home
preferably men. $50 a month. 1105
Park rd. NV, Apt :"
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,

FIREPLACE WOOD. Is to "A inches, all
hardwood: S21 cord Stock UP now for
neat winter, WO "75S after 8 n.
WOOD for sale. approximately > cords
mixed lumber and logs; $50 for entire lot.
CE 20k3
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POULTRY & EGGS.

DUCKS, laying now: also ducklingS and
50 ., rs white king pigeons, all producing
SQUADS. TAYLOR 1879. g.
WANTED TO BUY. healthy pullets of the
1914 hatch. also hens of the 1943 hatch
VIII pay top price. Write or phone. Cal
Rockville l5S-W, giving breed. price, ad-
dress and telephone number to JUDGE
HUNT, Poets Lodge. West Montgomery
ave Rockville Md
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

XXI XXI FOOD SHOP Frozen ho5se mga GS6
Lee hwy, E. Falls Church, Va. Falls
Church 244o during day. Gil, "463 EYES.
Bull father thorb fox terrier SIS ca.
400 Tuckerman ST. WA 1880 after t.
ST. BERNARD--Male. 1s mos old. ch.
bred, Axe reg. permanently lnocuiated;
tIendEy With women and chlld,en, beng
ran rsfcrrrd, must sell. WA. lSG4
years; make excellent shooting dog with
proper handing; Sto, FlmHcod GsS. -
beautifully marked leaving town must
sell 81 BnSG.
COCKER SPANIEL - Male black and
white, 8 mos, pedlgreed. 1855 Oates
COOKERS, reds and blacks 5-s35-S4n
German Shepherds. puTeDred S1O-s2u
Toy Fox Terrier. female e}G
DOG HOTEL 1244 Gec-Gia ave. IA 1927
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BOATS.

oft. CRUISER. twin screw, speed, "A
miles per hour: p!lot-house control. a.!
modern equipment. including Nv h: vii
sacrifice due 20 change in plans Call
WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless OF
SIZE or condition; cash for same. 49,
lltq s. sc
SEA SLED with 16-h .. moor and trailer
and hitch for sale. c.. DC. 75G6 after
, 30 m
cruiser. in good Condlrion: two 50 horse
power e.glnes: !!censea for coastal trade.
Price, S3,5uU Phone D.. 6I34.
WANTED-Sa.llnE dinghy. Will sell Marine
gas stove, regulator, and copper tubing tol
Same ALEXANDRIA sti13
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ROOMS FURhIsHsp-s.E and s.W.
ROOMS FURklSHED-MD. and VA.

900 Ist AVE, Silver Sprine-Comfortab
room, WIN beds. unlim. phone; private
haRs lARGE Il" DoTsLE TB SF ROOM on with bath la
dies: tw!n beds; $50 lo2 Melbourne ave.
Silver Spring, Md 81. 9s17.
ARLINGTON, 1920 N. Highland St
Nicely fu:n. master bedrm, twin beds, for
men only. S25 each. CHI. 222l.
ARLINGTON, NA.-Douhle room, nicely
furnished adjoining bath, all conven-
fences: private home. 1509 18th st north.
lust of Fl. Myer drive. $40 per mo.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS-several
West Coast positions. Supt. will interview
here. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 2O4
Colorado Bldg
SALES ENGINEER, Sl15 wk; tech grad,
m e. or e e. sales training & expr.; large
corp. Maintenance supervisor, $4,000;
grad, m. e, or e. e: expr with mech. or
elect. machinery; Asst. comptroller, So
budgets, statistics, 12-da. wk. Electrical
engineer, $500 up Craftsmen, designers,
$500 up: eXpr.; vic. Arlington; peace flu
ture Many other technical, engineering
openings. Bring resume of edu & expr
Miss Day MA. $3.50. PERSONNEL SERV-
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AVIATION

from am. to 7,30 pm. daily Con.
yenient bus Transport CONGRES.
S1ONAL AIRPORT. OIL sNSS
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION giver
daily from am to 7;30 pm. HYDE
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PERSONAL.

F6NSVNAk.
SLIPCOVERS AND DRAPERIEs profes-
silonalliy cut ut, 6oa ana tailored restricted
Dir. FREDA +; osTRoW. 7oos Conn. ave.
SWISS; AMERICAN watch repairing. 3 to
days service; also alarm and fine clocks
repaired; pearls restrung: all work guar
anteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER g. GIFT
SHOP. 514 10th ST., between and F
aIsEXANDRlA GOLF and tennis fans. one
privilese CARDS % ASSURING eia' YOU oun payi payins
priority Saturday pm. Sundays and holi-
days, beginning May 80. at the new Alex
andr,a Golf and Country Club Enrolment
now 81 and 81 each month (plus daily
green feesl 15-minute bus schedule. Tenn
ppeerary ONCE; GEORGE MASON HOTEL
ssSf SSt MI 81 s sSBEHh a1d 9sss H9s
ANNOUNCING purchase Of the hardware
business of Alex J. Berlin. SOB Penna. ave
Sc, by PEOPLES HARDWARE Liaui-
dating $4,000 stock of hardware, jan
pses tS5 supgs as esbas psbnts sa5den f5os bs
nishings, electrical and plumbing supplies
Come, early for best selection. Many
HussBASps. WIVES. Want pepP ostrez
tonic ia ablets pep, up weak bodies lacking
iron; also contain vitamin Bl, calcium
PREssMAkiNG STUDIO: csnsTall; !osstea
for prompt service Dresses, suits made
Moderate prices LEA ENGE. lilo 2 st.
NV. Room 20. Phone Elk. 1908.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

USED CAMERAS oouEht ana sola. FUL.
LER & d'ALBERT. NC. S16 10th 1t. NV
National 4712
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. csc. Up to
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE &
AWNING CO.. 2021 nth NV DU 5000
ACCURATE Notwithstanding machines
and typewriters. Speedy service, expert
MECHANICS. Call RE. 0234 DISTRICT
49, -HR. RADIO REPAIR: we guarantee to
make your old radio play like new. Call
EXPRESS RADIO, ia 25lS
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

BY NAVAL OFFICER. wife, son, room and
board or rooms with kitchen PRIVILEGES
1T. c. VARCOE. RE. 400. Ext. 625"5,
between 5 m. and 4 80 pm. 81
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasons bic rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment or your movlng. EDELMAN'S S
MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia. 2a31.
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ROOMS FURklsHED-hortheost ost.

a4IO OTIS ST; N.E.-Attract. large bed.
:I8iO 25th PL. N.E.-Two girls share house
X,h psEriea couple or three girls; nicely
las TENN. AVE. N.E.-clean, attr; dbls
ch.wo pvt; home, Y block z: capitoI Ied3 st-
sIa ASCOT PL. N.E.-Large room; com,
sris; S3$ 50 single, $40 double. AD 1895.
l$:, 3 sTii N;E:mRoOm for gentleman
radm ST. double SE beaF bed pRate
| 'avatory for. two, refined girls or employed
couple; gentle home; laundry and light
ff.S9eI f.G9 HdLBRook h[Hoa9 TfRRAcE FER 0 N.E2Israe
room, newly decorated, unlim. phone and
lag2d sS 6k pT,Ylls A4 57lo blk Trinidad bus girl
@ @aSsdo ! ssa,lemsq; s. week each. ,.rs.
rooin next to bath for gentleman, in re-
fined home. on catline; privileges: $40.
CoLoRED-3o Quincy pl n.e-Furn.
rn., double, for . girls or couple; home
, privil.. s. wk. each.
CoLoREDalh44 Division aye ne rrsaiy ntcely
couple or . girls 81 IS each TR. 8295.
ROOMS FURhisHsD-s.E. and s.w.
I36, MASS. AVE. s.E.-Front room for 2
/ employed girls; good transportation; no
other roomers so week. Phone after z
ADJOINING SLEEPING ROOMS, for two
girls; $50, mo. each, / Y blocks from Navy
YaJd; wil 1aFe Snte t2F 70 or z, children during
1912 ST. S.E.--Attrac. bedrm. kitchen
priyl.. use Of front porch; n blk. bus,
/ > blk south Of MINI. ave; S12 Wkly r.
1913 VI ST. S.W.-2 rooms. furnished n k,
scmiprlyate bath: adults: SIS weekly. After
( $40 md ST. s.E.-Large triple; So 50
each. Also large single, $50 per mo.
/ LII a1SN r
master bedroom. double exposure. pvt.
home, empl. couple l2 block bus; suitable
lady or couple single, S32.5O. double. $40.
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ROOMS FURh-horthwest tcont.)

COLORED-173S st. NV. neat en-
poyed girl to share rm. with another girl
twin beds no cooking; S4 per week.
COLORED-757 Hobart pl. nv: re.
fined gentlemen to share rnl., S650 each.
co. 5245.
COLORED-Rehned Govt. emp. to share
room in nice home, s. week. 26l7
Georgla ave. NV, Apt. lO1. HO 6254. q
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing. bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
~ years; accredited. Inquire now. MA
1898 BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. topp.
COMPToMETER COURSES, easy, short,
bis salaries; new classes starting now
BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F. Ma; ,2340.
ACCOUNTING under l6 CPA's, quickly
and economically: CPA coaching; rec
ognized. Free booklet ME. 417l.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1925 10th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water. telephones, ele-
vstor, excellent board. for young men :.
1862 PARK PL. NV, facing Soldiers
Home-COngerIal family offers 2nG front
rlr for gentleman; = D. shower, unlinl
phone. Best Of food, $40 mo. RA. 3l3a
1913 y. II: AVE. NV double rooms
tT.2 beCS $3.50 and So each: available
Sunday. rice neighboghood; transportation
et corner.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nicely furn. double
room for = G.TIs, seUlpriVate bath, GOOD
rome cooking. 1904 IGth ST. ".
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ROOMS UkFURklSHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

635 GALLATIN ST N.W.--Master bed
room, front, large enough for Twin beds;
service connie So mo Ia 224S -
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont. }
HELP WoMEN (cont.)

2 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
4,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-08
District Mines
Making Notoble
Coins In SdfetY
Fatality Rate The
Lowest In History

Washington, D. C. QLNS).-As
part of a nationwide program to
safeguard the safety and health of
workers producing war-vital fuel,
federal coal mine inspectors working
out of the Pittsburgh, Pa, district
headquarters of the Bureau of Mines
in 1914 examined COS coal mines
which employ more than one-ffth of
all the coal miners in the United
States and produced almost one
fourth of all the coal mined last year,
DR.. R. r. Sayers, director of the bu-
reau, reported to Secretary of the In
terror Harold l.. Ickes.
Notable improvements were made
in mine safety in this area, DR..
Sayers stated, as a result of recon-
mendations by federal inspectors.
The inspections, made under au-
thority Of the Federal Coal Mine In
spection Act Of May Z, 1941, were
carried out by staff of 81 inspectors
under the direction of George w.
(Tsrs 10 Page Six)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-08
Anti-Strike Act
One Of Stupidest
Says N. Y. Times
Smith, COnnally Act
Proves Boomerang

New York City QLNS).-Com-
menting on the notice of a strike
vote given by President John L..
Lewis of the United Mine Workers,
the influential New York Times edi-
torially blasts the Smith Connally
anti-strike act as zone of the
stupidest pieces of legislation" ever
enacted by Congress.
Organized labor expressed the
same opinion during the fight against
passage of the law.
The Times editorial follows:
"A national coal strike at this time
would disrupt our entire war produc-
ton. 1t could give both the Nazis and
the japanese the breathing spell they
so urgently need and desire. At the
least it could prolong the war and
cost thousands of additional Ameri-
can lives.
"Yet in strict accordance with the
requirements of the Smith -Connally
Act, John L. Lewis, the head of the
Turn 10 Page Tsvo)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-08
Ask Higher
Old-Age
Pen sions S
Is Governors Rec
Ommend Increase

Chicago (ILNS).-Governors of 1t
states recommended increases in state
old-age pension allotments or the es-
tablishment of state employee retire
ment plans in their. 1945 messages ia
legislatures now in session.
The state retirement system would
give state employees an assurance OF
security in old age comparable to
that already enjoyed by federal gov
ernment employees and many en-
ployees of private industry, the
Council of State Government says.
Governors recommending the in
stallment of the state employee re-
tirement system in 1945 are: Gov.
Sam C. Ford, Montana; retiring Gov.
Prentice Cooper, Tennessee; Gov.
Ralph Gates, Indiana; Gov. Herbert
Is. Nav, Utah; Gov. Lester Hunt,
Wyoming; Gov. Earl Smell, Oregon
Gov. Walter Bacon, Delaware. -.
Ten governors recommended
changes in the old-age assistance pro-
visions in their states. Gov. Sidney
Osborn asked that the old-age assist
ance allotment be increased in Ari-
zona to $50 a month. Gov. Smell urged
that all recipients Of old-age assist
ance in Oregon receive the full $40
available. Gov. Earl Warren recon-
(TsrS to Page Sis)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-08
Attendance
Very Good
AT Local A
Hawk Heads Labor
Division In Drive

Sebring, Ohio.-Local Union No.
"a met in regular session last Mon
day evening with President Hamilton
presiding in his customary fashion of
not permitting our meetings to be
long drawn out affairs. This pro-
cedure has paid off in big dividends
as the attendance has increased with
each meeting and the discussions are
lively and to the point.
Shop committee reports found a
few irregularities on some of the
plants, but nothing of serious ma
ture that cannot be rectified if
handled in the proper manner. |
wonder if we ever stop to think of
the wonderful work the various COM
mittees are doing in our behalf.
Their task seems to be an endless
one, but | cannot recall Of one in
stance when case was placed in
their hands that action was not taken
Immediately.
The primary election for National
Officers and delegates to the AFL
convention will be held at our next
meeting on March IL. 1t is your duty
as well as a privilege, to have a voice
in choosing our National officials and
we hope big turnout will be on
hand to register their choice. Polls
will be open from $3.50 p. m. until the
close Of the meeting in the evening.
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-08

Hold Sociul
After Meeting
Switch To Basement
To Handle Turnout

Due to the large turnout which was
on hand for our meeting Tuesday
evening, Local Union 124 was forced
to move to the basement to. conduct
their meeting. The switch fell in line
with plans of the Entertainment
Committee who had planned social
following the meeting and everything
worked out satisfactorily.
Paul Miller who took over the
reins of the Entertainment Commit
tee when his brother, Hugo, left the
trade, upheld the reputation of the
Miller brothers when it comes to
staging feed Aided by Rose
Stewart, Mary Johannes, Edith Orr,
Dora Eccelston, Mary Jackson, Tom
Woods and Eddie Martin, the COM
mittee served delicious lunch in
cluding the well known amber fluid
to wash down any parcels of food
that might stick in ones throat.
President Armstrong spent a busy
evening obligating candidates. After
administering the oath to two candi-
dates and stressing the Importance of
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