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Evening star., 1945-09-11
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.

From N. A. Ann Arbor: Your
word 'infracaninophile" for lover
of the underdog," is quite interest
ing. But believe ''hypocynophile"
is an improvement since it is all
from one language. the Greek.
AnsWer-It's good coinage, and
thanks. 1t may be pronounced: Hy-
poe-SIN'oh-file
From A. D. Toronto: Your re-
cent article on the pronunciation
of "reveille" was one of your best
Yes, the British do pronounce it
re -VALE-ee," as you pointed out.
But another common pronunciation
in the Isles is, "re-VEL-ee."
Answer-Right. Several British
dictionaries prefer it. And reader
L. j. K. of Washington. D. c., finds
the "re-VEL-ee" pronunciation in
one of Kipling's poems:
Me name is OKelly,
Nv heard the revelly
From Bir to Bareilly.
From Leeds to Lahore.
From D. L. M, Westernville, Ohio:
You seem amazed that most Amer
lCdn QlCtlO1laTleS pTOllUullCe IeNSlile
as "re-VAIL-yi" Every high school
literature student knows this song
from SCOTS Lady of the Lake:
Huntsman rest, thy chase is done.
While our slumbrous spells assail
ye
Here no trumpet sounds reville.
1t is obvious that "re-VAIL*yi'
is the classic pronuncla ton. Per-
haps your assistant, DR., Etaoin
Shrdlu, could explain how it came
to have its present American pro-
nunciation!
Answer-Sir Walter Scott was =
Scotsman. not an American.
American usage has never been
dictated by British authority. The
! American pronunciation, REV-uh-
| lee, came from the same source
whence all other American pronun-
Citations come-from the preference
of the American people; and Amer
| ican dictionaries are supposed to,
but they do not always, base their
/ findings on that preference.
/ (Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1945-09-11
IA THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. }

i0e-FOoT FRONTAGE. mr. George Wash,
ington Univ. and War and Navy Dept.
foot 600 caH aaasre efs NoRRs sisB ef pa
CONNECTICUT AVE. .w.-one of the finest
ave This is an outstanding Investment
and property with the, brightest future 81
s1y in the city ExgsleRt nfeRs snd will
foIi fer. On No. 5e' TfS is3e. 'a' f>'1'' 'Al
APT, 30 units. in Northwest section: in
GEokGEfoWN, oktf row sse s. nwstore ~ 3 nA and ny
sqSS sEHfry SO CO 49 499'fy Hye st. Appy
S6MMERcrAL s6 diTRcrA PROPERTY with apts
above oeated on busy NE street @do in
X SRSrfkTi RGFSF i ns sS
apartment pa each anti has living room
dinette, two. bedrooms and bath; oil heat
redecorated; safe for long-term invest
msnt: GaI, MR EuARK AaIs AT; 64.s:
pSas1 e invest about you woud On
YOU be satisfied with net income oi
about $500 per month on your investment?
mil n apartment house Very little attention
REQUIRED. Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
4IfAMiLY T FLAT. with separate hot-watel
heating plants; tenants pay for all utili-
e cHAs ST yest l. Of NoRRs SRPn ays s prss Ps
house; vicinity University OF MARYLAND
terms; $4,000 cash required. Cali w. L
Primroose, D h JOHNSON CO. MA. s2s6
DETACHED PROPERTY. leased to reliable
tenant at $3.50 per month; tenant takes
care Of all maintenance: vicinity 10th
Roa Resr P5E ca rd ap PrIssd soS for quick sale s3
2-FAMILY FLAT, near Park rd. and Geor-
sls ave NV. Each apartment has 4
psps nn Oa Prce ss5o
surther deaails call Mr. White levenines,
WA. 21sD. with VIM. M. TRocKMoRToN,
Capitol sts, This well-built brick house is
GonresnienIly set z;, up for 3 families Has
month. Terms. Call till 9 pm, LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. CO., l4l5 K st. W. ME
300. Your Neighbor Bousnt From Us. -
RENT OR SALE-Brentwood Sanitarium.
fully equipped. "a rooms; male and female
TaIds Ta N nurses b quarters can be USED as reSt
MILoR: owner. 10. ills, Rockville 656.
c3 UNITS in Northwest ,section-Beautiful
The finest rental sections Of Washins ton.
BUILDING in excellent condition. SubstG :
tial cash needed JAMES E. TUCKER,
DoWNToWS APT. HOUSE, looec location.
easy to operate and IN good condition;
about $4,000 cash required, excellent re
turn Investigate this safe and sound
investment now. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
Broker RE. ll66.
HAVE CHOICE and modern office build
mss. business property and apartment
houses, from 81 10000 to S3.0oO.00o. For
further information call Harry Conen. GE
02S6. SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO., sos H
st NV MA 2345.
OFFICE BLDGS. in downtown district
l0-story bldg. with 10 stores. Ma.
tionally-known tenants. Income nearly
100000.
7-story bldg. on one of busiest streets
Low operating cost. Income approx
$4,000. Both exceptional offerinGs!
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT CO, 10
l4th st. NV. EX. 1929.
FOR COLORED-EXCELLEN investment
Near 4th and New Jersey ave. sc. Nine
rooms. . kitchens. l y baths gas heat, inst.
INV. heater. running water on each floor,
Garage large back yard. This house is
really a paying proposition, Call till 9
m. LEO M. BERNSTEIN Il CO. 4I2 K
81, NV Me: ,5400. Your Neighbor
Bought From Us
Evening star., 1945-09-11
......lAu1oMoRlLss toR sALI ,contl |

PONTIAC 1885 4-or. de luxe sedan excel
cond,' good tires S2s5, under oPA cell
Pontiac 1855 coupe; good tires, radio.
heater; within. oPA ceiling, $500. Phone
sTGDEBAKER 1872 Commander de luxe
tires. with overdrive and heater: 81 .494
within oPA ceiling, LEE d. BUTLER Co.
Tdas 1rbbs s4S aR}7 ts osz ss ssSa" ads
MOTOR CO. 500 N, Y ave. NV. Me. 0464
TAxICABs AND PUG. rea sonably priced
SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN
20 Pontiac ,conv. coupe, r. & h. S1,014
80 Olds club coupe 7aS
Al Chevrolet sp. de luxe 4-dr,
.3s chrysler 8 4-dr., r. and h. - ~
35 Pontiac 2-dr.. h. 39h
| 40 Hudson super conv. coupe ~ J,1O4
Al studebaker Champion 4-dr., r.
80 Buick Special coupe, r 76s
scHLEoEL = GOLDEN, saoa 255 Carroll a s., St
sT Tarst = c.Rs M .1 open aan
of late models. Will sell with or without
trade OPA ceiling prices and some below
AZ studebaker Champion Cdr sed.. h,
Al Lincoln, Zephyr custom sedan. r. ane
Al studebaker Commander sedan, r, ane
Al studehaker Champion overdrive 2
Al Buick Roadmaster 4-dr, sedan, heater
Al Buick special 4-dr. sedan. r. and h.
40 Packard 4-dr. sed.. cyl. r. and h.
40 Packard super sedan r. and h., 81 ,312
| 80 De Soto de luxe 4dr. sedan, r. and h.
Many others to choose from. HYATTs
VILE BUICK CO. WA 4lIl.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

HAVE To INVEST $500 to $4,000 in
business, industry, or institution, or TO
MONEY On SLIOND TRUST-we wil
buy Second-truSt notes, D c. nearpy Mo
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
ave. nv National 1888
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt ana
courteous service Consult ps before DOR
rowing Lowest rates, COLONIAL INVEST
MFNT co S17 9th ST. NV DI 6150
MORTGAGE LOANS, ~ interest Prompt
service. MOORE &, HILL CO.. S04 nth
ST. NV
K st. NV, NATIONAL FINANCE co
MONEY on LIST or 2nd trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Mo. Va.
or D. c property. THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th Ma S032.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
2nd trust loans. Call DRURY REALTY
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates. term or monthly payments. P j.
WALSHE: INC, lIl5 Eye st. NV. MA: 646s.
see Mr.. Green tStrictly conf1dentiaD. I0I4
K st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE co.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
FARMS WANTED,

FARM of from 200 to 300 acres, in or
close to D. c.. MONTGOMERY or Prince
gullies or waste land not suitable for sub
division preferred. Box 22-S, Star
YOUNG MAN DESIRES to purchase direct
~ c. PIvase describe fully, as l want
10 get the best value for my money. Ad-
dress Box 366-H, Star. 1S'
WAR VETERAN wishes to pr hase direct
from owner farm within mi. radius
of D, c. Prince George preferred
rlesse describe fully as war, best value
for money. Address Box 461s, Anacostis
Pest Once.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS,

RECAPPING in Wash. 1-day service: guar
antee workmanship: leave the car before
am. ready at pm. CONSOLIDATED
SALES CO. 1895 H st. ne. Phone LU.
OS34 and LU. 1877.
USED PAkrS-l93S Chevrolet motor,
transmission, rear emo; 1910 Hudson, rear
end and transmission; 1899 Plymouth
transmission and rear; 1870 Plymouth,
rear, transmission, knee action assembly;
1887 Pontiac, 6 cylinder, transmission:
also many other used parts of all kinds.
Must be sold BY Sept. 80; DU aS1S.
SWANN,S Al AUTO BODY WORKS, rear
33S st, NV
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1899 81. o. H. "
27l4 IoQefelloW st. EyattSYille. Md.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBERT BRICK,

d
Filed Aug. "a lseS; e5:rs Charles e. Stewart
IN THE p5sTR1cT &C COURT 7:[r,.9 OF >, THE HE
Ga%ALIEh a HARbINa Il ASRissaqe for 0' change Of
9ame MCiy Action No S, S,Gs2s~WarTisn in
for Judgment changing his name to
Wesley Glenn Harding and having applied
to the Court for an order of publication
cases, it is. by the Court. this Gath day
of August, 1945. ORDERED that all per
sons concerned show ssg cagse, If any there
Der, 1945, why the prayers of said COM
plant should not be granted: Proyided;
na ths order es Wses
before said day in Evening Star News
paper and the Waslhingten I Law Reperter
true n cory Test cHAkLEs sTEWART
Clerk. BY EMMA C. SIMPSON, Deputy
Clerk. au2s,se4.11
P. MICHAEL COOK. Attorney,
Filed Aug, "a l945: IT,, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF rHn
ANN PUTsAVAoE Tor Change E1 o Of name me-
Civil Action niy',. No 3G%ss sd APR
a. Judgment changing her name to Con
STANCE Roberte Paige and having applied
It is, by the Court, this oath day o
August. 1945, ORDERED that all person
s seoS ssnd asS hfss o &
why the prayers of said complaint shoul,
not be granted: Provided. That copy o
three consecutive weeks before said day II
The Evening Star and the Washington
Law Reporter. tS) H. A. SCHWEINHAUT
Justice. (Seal) true copy. Test
CHARLES e STEWART. Clerk By EAdMI
G. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk. au2S,se4 II.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commercial
p.operties in DiStnct, R, HERNANDEl
DI S6S1 OF ME. 1890.
WISH TO CONTACT OWNER who has
modern home in Sill. Spe., Chevy Chase Oh
Beth suitable for medium-SjZed family
that can be purchased with real good cash
payment Call SH. $40, preferably after
moons. No agents, please.
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT. every deal listed
with me is given my own personal atten-
ton: I am at your service HARRY /
FRIEDMAN. Broker RE. 1l66.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
ACREAGE For SALE.

ON OLD ST. MICHAEL'S Church I'd. in
Poplar Heights, Howard County. Mo, beau
tiful acreage tracts OF rolling land partly
wooded. on paved road electricity tele-
phone available; only 5000 per acre: bus
schools. churches, shopping nearby: terms
o L. MURDOCH, realtor, Kensington, Nd
NEAR WHEATON, MD.-2sh acres. sooc
Earle BLDG. RE. ?4aa. AID. 67sa. ~ -
APPROXIMATELY so acres of timberlanC
on my farm near Mt Airy, Md; vel
watered by creek and springs: sale of tn
timber and firewood should pay for tn
land: price, $3.50 cash Call RE. $3.50.
ABOUT ACRES in Woodlan,. Md. or
highway No. 5, 3 miles from D c, line
partly cleared high around. coed loca tlol
Evening star., 1945-09-11
BY Dave Breeer| Goren on Bridoe

Both sides vulnerable. South
deals.
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v. @874
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nK743 S oJa62
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The bidding.
South West North East
IA Dbl "a Pass
a. Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: King of clubs.
While the usual practice at the
card table is to devise means Of
winning tricks, there are times when
it is essential for player to think
quickly in an effort to avoid win
ming one. Such occasions arise
when the lead will be burden to
the defender under discussion. In
! todays hand West was called upon
to make two exit plays in order to
be quite certain that he was not
saddled with the lead at a critical
| point in the play.
The bidding followed conventional
lines. A word or two may be in
order on North's bid of two spades.
believe it to be proper procedure.
While the hand contains almost
two honor tricks, it is nevertheless
not very strong holding. The in
trinity of the 1888 distribution
renders the hand somewhat inef-
fective in trick-taking power and
redouble would therefore not be in
order. Such action would denote
good hand. There are some players
who work on the theory that a bid
over the double shows bust" This
is very unsound practice and has no
logical basis. South's jump to four
spades is slightly on the aggressive
side, inasmuch as North has been
unable to redouble.
The king and ace of clubs were
cashed and declarer ruffed the third
round. East played the nine on the
first trick to encourage the continua- =
ton of the suit and to suggest to
partner that he was not interested
in any shift.
Trumps were extracted and the
five of hearts was led by South. At
this point West took time out TO
think. Since declarer is known
to have nothing in either clubs or
hearts it is a moral certainty that
he holds the 40 of diamonds as the
basis of his leap to four spades when
North has shown no special strength.
West must therefore avoid being
thrown into the lead since he cannot
afford to play diamonds.
The only hope was that East held
the 10 of hearts If not all was lost
save honor. The jack was therefore
played to the first heart trick.
Dummy won with the queen. On
the ace of hearts West dropped the
king and his thoughtfulness was
rewarded when East showed up with
the 10 and was able to return .
diamond.
Tomorrow's Problem.
Dummy Declarer
Ak85 A743
A9 KJ7653
1853 "a
4 K Q65 41083
You are. declarer a a contract OF
four hearts. The opening lead Is
the king of diamonds. Plan the play,
,Copyrisht. ! a45, by Charles H GorenD
Evening star., 1945-09-11
p. MICHAEL COOK. Attorney,
815 18th st.
Filed Aug. "A, 1945, Charles E. Stewart,
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. C., Washington.
September s., 1916 SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at Room 509. District
Building, until 200 PM. September q, ,
1945, and then publicly opened, for Ger
tain Sterilization and Drainage of Grounds
at the site of the Browne Junior High
School, Phelps Vocational School and
Young Elementary School, Benning Road
and gath Street NE Proposals, plans and
specifications may be obtained at Room
427, District Buildins. se6,6texSu
Evening star., 1945-09-11
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

ARE YOU CONSIDERING selling your
property? There is demand now for
desirable, well-located real estate. ! am
at your service Please call. HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE 1866.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY SPECIALIST
desires listinES Phone EX 0S9t. MR.
MARTINI. Realtnr
Evening star., 1945-09-11
HOUSE TRAIJERS.

tandem Liberty; many good used trailers.
FIGHTER TRAILER SALES: Route L;
TRAILER. 22-ft 1945 Curtis Wright: used
only l month, sleeps 4, bottled gas stove:
81 DOB phone Winchester. Va. 5115.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

STORE and 4-room, bath brick building,
PENNSYLVANIA ave; near new George Wash
ington Hospital, for clear residential prop
erty. D. c. only Call Mr.. Tammsro. ia.
sa76 SHANNON e. LUCHS CO, ] sos H
6
Evening star., 1945-09-11
ACREAGE WANTED.

ACREAGE or farm in Maryland. within 10
miles of the District line. Call DU. 6'311
WANT to buy 10 to 90 acres, nearby Md.
suitable for construction of small homes
Pay cash. Box l50-E, Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
GARAGES FOR SALE.

LARGE MODERN GARAGE. long estab-
lished and prof1tably operated. fully equip;
ped in every respect; owner retiring ano
will sell property, business and all equip
ment This is 100000 proposition
Only responsible parties should investi-
eate this deal Please call HARRY I
FRIEDMAN, Broker RE. lI66.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
LOTS WANTED.

LOT IN NV. section for four family nat.
IA. 3235. IA
so TO Is FIT FRONTAGE in vicinity of
18th and Buchanan or 18th and Concord
or Conn. and Endicott. r. G. DUNNE.
AT. $500
Evening star., 1945-09-11
MONEY WANTED.

INVESTORS, attention-We have need for
clients to purchase second deed OF trust
notes on coIored owner-occupied proper
ties. RELIANCE REALTY CO, Oil 6th st.
NV D1. 635l l5'
Evening star., 1945-09-11
GARAGES WANTED
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FIRM wants garage for
small trucks office and storage spac
combined; will lease. Call RA. 5S19.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It, II you havs
.Iettered- OUT correctly It's not rude.
Answer To Yesterday's LETTEE-ouT.
l(P) POLICED-cOHED tready to strikel,
fE) DEFTLE-FIELD (pasture1.
IfA} ABATES-BEAST (animaD,
l(C) CLEVIS-vEII,S fobscuresl,
(E1 LkGUME-GLuMH fchahy hraeSls
Evening star., 1945-09-11
HOUSE rRAiLERs WANTED.

wANTED-House trailer best, about $500
cash will buy, Vienna 102.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
BY EDYTH THOMAS wALLAC
realize hoc much chance remark
off he o children.
Not This

Father used to hate going to
school. too-so l know how you feel
but YOU don't want to grow up to
be an ignoramus. do you?
Evening star., 1945-09-11
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SAIL.

CHEVROLET. heavy-duty truck. motors
new. installed in one day fno priority re-
uuiredl. KENYON PECK CHEVROLET
2S26 Wilson blvd Arl. Va. Call us to-
day CH. 5000
GMC-Two 1899 model 450 trucks Call
Mr.. Hasek, A. P. WOODSON CO, Republic
$500
DODGE TRUCK, 1912. good condition
63l Indiana ave ". MA. 242o
INTERNATIONAL D-35 model truck
tractor and Bnker trailer: suitable fol
hauling concrete blocks. lumber etc
PENTAGON LUMBER COMPANY, IA
1886
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS
No priorities needed
Some trucks brsnd-new.
Terms and trades
Chevrolet 1912 lz-ton stake. left body
Chevrolet 1912 ll2-ton stake. with power
chevroiet 1912 lh-ton dump.
Dodge 1870 12-ton stake.
Dodge 1910 l1a-ton dump.
REQ 1912 Atom tractor.
REQ 9i2 4-ton dump.
These trucks can be purchased con
sderably below ceiling prices and all arr
IN excel. cond.. with heavy duty Arm,
tires. QUO wheels. CENTRAL MOTOR co.
3I43 Lee, highway, Arlington; daily ant
Sat e. CH 1000. OK 0o52
Evening star., 1945-09-11

TO GILBERT T. GREAVER, if living, If
dead, heirs Of You are hereby notified to
remedy a condition existing on Lot SO,
ing of an unlawful growth of weeds. This
condition should be remedied on or before
your failure so to DO the work will be
done by the District authorities and the
cost thereof, with the cost of this sdverr,.
property. j. r. YOUNG. c. w. KU1Z. G
MASON. Commissioners, d. c. se10 st
Evening star., 1945-09-11
TO RICHARD FITZMoRRIs. If living. i

dead, heirs of You are hereby notified to
remedy a condition existing on Lot 500,
Street. NV in violation of law, consist
ing of an unla wful growth OF weeds. This
condition should be remedied on or before
the :.2nd day of September. l945. Upon
your failure so to do the work will be
done by the District authorities and the
cost thereof, with the cost OF this adveT-
tiSement, Will be taxed against the said
property J. R. YOUNG, C W. KUTZ. G.
MASON. Commissioners, D. c. Sel0 3t
Evening star., 1945-09-11
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AMERICAN BANTAM. Chevrolet. Packard
or any other desirable car urgently needed
To set full ceiling price in cash immedi.
atey, lust call NE, 5000. or bring you'
AUSTIN wanted, and all other makes
Jack Blank says, I'VE are urgently in neec
OF cars from private owners Call Adams
$500 at once. ARCADE PONTIAC CO
"Washingtons largest Pontiac dealer
l437 Irving st NV.
BUCKS wanted; TOP cash for La te- m cd de
Evening star., 1945-09-11

il living if dead. heirs of You are hereby
notified to remedy a condition existing on
Lots 30 and 81. Square 2723, known as
premises 573l 18th Street, NV, in viola,
tion of law. consisting OF an unla
remedied on OF before the 22nd day of
September l945. Upon your failure SO to
authorities and the cost thereof, with the
cost of this advertisement, will be taxed
2gainSt the said property J. r. YOUNG,
c. W. KuTZ, G. MASON, Commissioners,
D. C. seI0 3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Il look r2Ca the L. s. as the
magnificent @dolesccn:." - Very
Rer. Ecrlett JohnSo#, "ncd
Deam' Of C""t"rbur1 (Ehg.).
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
aWASAINGTONA
YsxApsno1sSiiIE|Iiss 1sSiI|Iis M
By James Preston


L. :. Senator Robert VI. La Fol-
lette. Jr., is proud of his descent
from frOntierSmen who had been
in The vanguard of many east-tO-
west migrations. And friends say
that the spirit Of the pioneer Is
prominent in his makeup.
He is known to most people,
however, as the Progressive Sen
atur from Wisconsin, and son of
"Ei4hting Bob" La Toilette. The
same political "insmSent" beliefs
hat mOtiVated the elder states
man are held in large degree by
"Youn" Bob
After The death of his father in
1928, young La Toilette was elected
10 the Senate TO carry on the doc
nines which comprised the Wis
ouEsin idea" He took his seat in
the Senate at the age of 80, deter
mined 10 carry ont the insurgent
IuI" of his father.
Champion Oi Farmer
Fur years ho hammered away at
III" need IOr I, national tax system
Fased on the principle of ability to
lay according 10 income. Today he
belongs TO the Senate Finance
Committee. which reviews and re-
c0mhIcnGs tax bills fOr passage.
On many issUcs he has cham
riOncG the cause of the farmer. Be
cause Wisconsin farmers were sour
on many aspects of the New Deals
anli-intlation program. La Toilette
in 1912 found himself in opposition
to President Roosevelt on much
legislation.
Full-liprod, black haired Sena-
Tor Ia Toilette married his secre-
taYY, Rachel Wilson Young. in 1880.
and they have Two children. Short
~ after their marriage the IA Fol
j lcttcS purchased Il historic resi-
/ Cenrr in Virginia. but Senator La
Toilette still considers home his
fathers e.tate. Maple Bluff Farm,
al Madison. Wis.
/ Young Bob still has his fathers
! quick nervous stride. and the same
Ii; bit ui swift gesture in brushing
hack his hair or snanpin" out a
rocket handkerchief while in Il de-
bate.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
BIZ Carl /. BiemHler
score 90

score 90
According to some cOnfprliu2
members. the Labor ManaSemcnt
Conference staged 50 hopefully by
President Truman was Il "limited
success"
Maybe. But out around the drug
store corners of the land. and in
tie crossroads cOnclaves held
wherever TWO or more plain folk =
meet. the conference fell right
smack dab on its collective face as
far as workable solutions to indus
trial strife go.
1t could be held that substantial
results We're achieved in the defini-
i!on OF Lasic issues, that the ;.rc;i-
OF disagreement are nov clearly
dplked. The public will tell any
Interested conference attendant
that they were defined long before
tAe union and mana&cmcnt repre-
SentaliveS Went into their tcIl-Wcrk
huddle to discover them. tlaimin&
merit for that sort OF discovery at
tLiS stage of the rpcOnvcrSion per
lod IS like husband and wife
lauSin9 between lctt hooks to con
&rat!late Themselves because their
lCaSOn for quarrel i oul in Tie
open.
Little Comfort
Defining issues is sound bust
ness. The trouble is that Il nation
desperate for production can't get
much comfort from a definition 1t
wants action. not lr@alistic dcScrip-
tons OF sulhy virtue from either
side of the table. And This nation
IS beginning To pun the finger OH
the little gray man from Missouri
and the Congress OF tncSc United
States for it,
And than, dear citizens, means
labor legislation, and doubtless,
political fireworks, because any
sort of workable legislation to be
effective would make 2uytrnmen-
tai flat tUp-man on the colIectil,
bargaining totem pole It mi@hl
even substitute compul sion fol
voluntary agreement. Il thing out O.
keeping with our traditions and Olli
political taith.
1t won't max" any Gilferrnc,
whose faults or failin2S brought ol
this condition If the public feel
that tn" only way to handle Biz La
hor, BIC Business and Biz A@ricul
ture lies through the creation 0
Bigger Government. that's villa
Well get And there won't be mucl
sense in crying freedom if the loei,
comes up on the sides of rcstric
tons in the public interest.