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Evening star., 1945-02-09
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Mp. and VA

1911 OLIVER ST, Hyattsville, Nd. -
Sleeping room for rent; S6 week or S25
a month UN 305a
HOTEL ROOMS. 81 up. special weekly or
monthly rates. CASTLE INN HOTEL. op-
posite Walter Reed Convalescent Hospital
at B: & O.. Station. Forest Glen. 81 S551
BELLE HAVEN. Alexardria, Va.-Double
bedroom, twin beds, twin closets, private
bath, exclusive use OF library on first floor
as living room. unlimited telephone: will
rent to two Army or Navy officers: $40
per month each. TIE 1924
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hausas for Rant

The address and the rental price must
Houses eq Rent uness Star
number Is furnished for. replies In which
case the price and the general location
dress Of the house for rent must Sc given
on the box card. which will be available to
the Rent Control Administration upon III
request. The Star is requiring such in
formation in co-operatfon with the Rent
Control Administration and rs an added
convenience for the patrons Of its adver-
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Rooms for Rent

The address and the rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Rooms for Rent" The advertiser may also
include telephone number or Star box
address for replies. The star Is requiring
Rent Control Administration and as an
added convenience for the patrons Of its
Advertisements.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, desires room and kitchen
nette; close-in. Address Box 2S4-B, Star
CLOSE-IN STUDIO APT. or room. writer
privacy essential Give rate. details. Box
325-B, Star. o.
BRITISH WOMAN. young. apprecia tins
gracious living. would like plea SAINT room
board or light kitchen privileges: vicinity
Dupont Circle d. $3.50 Room Ala. H.
EMPLOYED COUPJA desires room in apt
Star
GIRL, refined. desires furnished room;
within walking distance Mclean Gardens.
WI 4T15
BY GOVT. MAN. gentle: room. preferably
with private shower and grill State details
and rental Address Box 405-B Star .
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cam. !,


VICTROLA, Victor. console model. ruahog-
any: fine condition; nrst S25. TO l60,
VIOLIN. AL condition, bow. case: small
camera; ! roll nim. S36. 1887 Fairmonl
yIOLINs = Three-auarter size, student
case. $59: SO; Call RE. 6ai2. KITS. 1880
WATER MISUNDERSTANDING and bottle gas
2o.30-4o-5o-e0,75,I 90 ssIion capacity Al
;n,STm.i,on SS%n Iis,smens; ? gears 70 pt,,,IT.SS5 TS5
"! !WzThF aEAiERRss. ass; so,ye.s sa.s.n.
Plumber 627 st n y. MA 4163. OR. 3439
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
direct from manufacturer; steel or wood
stats 1905; 18th st NV Phone AID 1888
rental eept. Beautiful assortment OF colors
in all sizes, $2.95 to Sa.95. Sold new from
$19.95 to $39,95. Come at once for best
choice: Wedding gowns dractically reduced
LONGS. 731 Tth St NV
GOING SOUTH. must sell today lady's
wrist watch Y Jewels: evening gown. size
maple chest Of drawers. OR. I225
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Apartments for Rent

The address. apartment number and the
Fsntsi price %pt be nsgdsd in
unless Star box number is furnished for
replies: in which case the price and the
the exact address and apartment number
must be given on the box card. which will
be available to the Rent Control Admins
aniring such information in cooperation
with the Rent Control Administration and
as an added convenience for the patrons oi
ifs advertisements
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

to buy home? Set . date to own It. De-
tached homes for only 81, ,25 per day: $3.50
CASH or rent. S54 30 per mo urder our
lease option to purchase plan CHAPEL
OAKS CO.. b4lI Addison Chapel rd Pair
mont Heights Md HI 1901
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FARM & GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED STABLE MANURE for sale
by bushel= or load. Call HOWARD LAND
SCAPING CO.. Ii. 04S6.
TRACTOR, 1920 International R. j.
KLYN. Duke st. extended. Alexandria. Va:
Alexandria 0637 after $50 pm.
COKN SALE, 1000 bu. yellow. shelled
Brown Station, Md. C. c. BARGER
Upper Marlboro, Md. IL
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APARTMENT HOUSES FoR sAle

COLORED-Serviceman wife and chill
Decatur 3444. O.
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ROOMS fURhIsHep-r,or,Aesss

LARGE FRONT. d. bedroom, two closets.
morn. kit. priv; conv. to Armory and
Temp. x and Y; suitable for two girls; $50
mo. 321 34th st. ne. o.
IsIO MONROE ST, Woodridse-Nicely
furnished single or double room, kitchen
ROOMS FURkisHED-s.E. end S.W.
3.3 10th ST. S.E.-Comfortably furnished
room, next to bath; So week; gentleman
preferred
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DOWNTOWN NV. SECTION, apts. up
stairs and store downstairs, yearly in
come So, 100. Priced at $4,000 for quick
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| MOVING. PACKING end sToRAeG
lHxpKRlkNCkD HELP, 2k-hour servtce: no
Job toe large. no Job too small AETNA.
M6viAG AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture - part
payment on your MOVING. EDMlANe
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TABLE BOARD.

COLORED = Table board home-cooked
meals: weekly rates. 3014 Warder st
n W GE 2&31
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY lcsa't.l
your property Is for sale .
sSlSfsd n hRs Rsous II e 1910 ;sn 4 the Prisss =
C0LORED-Houses NV. and ne. for
doctors. teachers. Govt. employees; under
assesnt. let us be yours. IRE. 2ses. pE.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsas.,. I
ExCxAN0E ONLY-S-bedroom. oil-hsated.
4ttrectively furntshed modern house with
nreplace. screened porch, atr-ccoling unit.
rent, .$126 month; Tor one-hedroom apt. In
apt house. eloss N NV. RI; 800, mt.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS, A, K C. regis
tered; puppies and grown dogs. BEECH
TREE FARM, AnnanGale rd.. Falls Church
146"-W
WANTED ST. BERNARD to breed to Lady
Luck Of Dalakay. must have good papers.
Immediately. Call Alexandria $3.50
WANTED, golden brown male cocker SPAN
lei puppy. Telephone ST. 5551 or write
Box 256-J. Star.
BOXER. female, mos. old. fawn COL
ored. Call after 7 pm, FIR 6093.
old. reasonable. Call Alexandria 5ss6.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
CHILEAN OFFICER wants central Ulace
to live. 2 rooms. private bath and board
for self. wife and baby. excellent refer-
ences; 500 to $50 q month. CAPT.
LEON, Adams 2372 Qs
Evening star., 1945-02-09
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

HOGS, feeder. 40. weight about so lbs
Apply CLIPPINGS HA HA FARM. miles
north Of Ashton: Md; phone Ashton 306l
I" GOOD MULES, 2 cheap ones:
well broken; . mule colts work and rid
ing horses ponies, harnesses. double and
single SADDLES. brides, everything for o
horse Rear 136 18th st Sc
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1UNGALow-Immediate possession-Be-
| thesda. $lo.500 with furniture. 4-year-
tiled bath; fireplace, screened porch. oIl
sssasHs sRs o caar& sss
F0KEsT GLEN-NeaIly new Groom bun.
to transportation. stores and school bus.
For further information call MRS. HAY
6AHrpi SNE of ri ThE seis VERY BEST row house 10.
| cations in the city. Seven rooms, in
closed rear porches; oil heat, concrete front
e and DEG or T'n ave-
can CRANE 1 HELAN, 81 1000. Eve.
ce coIoNiAL oSNnih VILLAGE bedrooms; a
choice location Of expensive homes, bor-
| dering Rock Greek Park; immediate pos
session, Home has Eeeping porch. II
eoon D5o ana ss esr asn.ss a
are exceptionally large and the entire
property is in fine condition:: no no better
further information, please cali sales de.
RRsfs@fccszi RMsRfczN n1 GNiSEsksITY / r paRkMEnsish M
sesse seDsion t ns dnns
1 parlor. breakfast alcove, Kitchen. second
/ lo2r. z large bedrooms + bath. clubrcom
brick garage: lot fenced, slate roof Price
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. I4i1.
NEAR walter Reed Hospital; S1o.550-A
substantial frame house, large living room
kitchen. large bedrooms and !. bedrooms
fof fair size. tiled bath on apd hoor; slate
roof, practically new coal-burning fur
1 ment Please call Mr.. Jones, GE. 307a
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, D1. I4l1. Exclu-
/ sive agent.
i 1920 PATTERSON ST. Chevy Chase, p. c
4 Center hall: 10 rms, 2M baths LYNN
rm. 3Qx17. Offset fireplace with benches
onset library, music rm. and sun parl0r
i 5 bedrms.. elassed-in sleeping porch. par
suet nocr; ad Sn5Snenons: & Gh nsst sdt esr e. e.
i msr home. Plans Of my once. Price
UoN S SdokboM e s oxnss Doneer soSe Se
4 yeloper Of Chsyy chase, D. G, 1927. ~
st, nv. D1. $3.50 til pm. Brokers
| VACANT; upper iath st., n.v.-,You car
move right into this lovely Colonial tap.
estry brick With 8 laree rms. porches. ful
basement. etc. conv e schools, store.
pm. LMo N. H1nN0TEE ~ co. NJ
6400. 'Your Nstshbor p sht Prom %. 7
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POULTRY 3 EGGS

POULTRY b EGGS.
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 st. NV.
Me O0S9
FOR SALE-100 healthy Leehorn laying
hens. 81 90 each. Call Ashton 5487. H.
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SCHOOL

READY no MOVE INTO-Quincy st, NV.
near 18th ST., ami. newly decorated;
nsaSssd KErLsa S% e7sa
sHl HHNSsxIow, So, 900; les. for cash; ,mme
large rooms. fireplace. in living room. hard
wood nooTs oil h.;xlh;: about ] acre land
h aScKvife. 1%caKH e. sSs MS1bset BIC home.
a typf P .rss dnns Sins: Som sn
nred boiler. toilet in basement. large lot
aist HsGn KEnsY SlspS S.c,u,1s RUrI a!.nts
fsSidizxRs sSixR sfns1sd nd1 dPAfhf VifLassssssso sa Low.
and ssS scns ea Sid: h po1 es spsson
ments Of .s43 Including taxes and IN
ls-SRooa. sSRooa 1ATH Sj sUNGHIow. BEST sectio,
s.an arss sarase st fa lsss sasas
$4,000. Groom house. large lot. saraxs
fun sase@en5 eouS ee mads s1s tHsS fpssa
East GcntEomery ave-, Rockville. Mary
lsRa NEAR 0sUDss 0MsUosAsHfkRY tit Attractive .ensde aS
pcrches: large, level lot and brick garage
price recently reduced and terms excellent
MITCHELL QUICK. Dl. 1881 or RIA. 34l6
MASS. AVE- fARK..Bse.ntifuI large home
8 bedrms., 3 baths: S22,600. terms. Show
ssxr4RTRY y .Rn2spsPssaRsk PsRk, e assorn,. hom.
ytone and brick construction has just beel
placed on the market and your inspection
| Il invited; 3 lArse bedrooms, 2 baths. attic
| gaS heat, garage, very rood lot. Cali VIC
23OO until 8 pm. KDW. H. JONES a CO.
lKENWOOD-This beautiful stone and bricl
home on an exceptionally nne corner lot
undoubtedly the best buy 70 be had on tn
market The house has just been recon
ditioned and i4 In perfect condition.. thar
arc master bedroom! and IN baths O
the second Aoor; the third hoor has : gues
room and bath, stcEs4e closets and thre
stairway; the nrst noOr containS an excep
tionAlly large living room, breakfast room
The basement has very iaTgs rssrsntio,
lRarage, laundry. storage room, etc. Cql
Tor IN appointment 70 inspect. We. 23Ql
IMo S1so ASfH7 xiiHANdED Skiick. i M tw'
kitchsns: baths; excsllsrt nv InspeMs e
oRAMoN. IL
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL your mouse We can &c,
you cash It won't take US long Prompt
attention HUMPHRIES- Realtors
Evening star., 1945-02-09

CHEVY CHASE, ND; .S12 .5OO-Beautiful
modern Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath:
gas heat. large lot: vacant March 1st. near
shopping. transportation. LESLIE D.
AEACEII Wn ROO1
The sub., 1945-12-20

Recognizing the geographical benefits of our district to New England industries and the Middle West, as . pivotal shipping point to the vast European Trade, more and more notice is being brought to bear upon New London. The Metal Trades show was the first public demonstration that the LO- CAL MERCHANTS HAVE JOINED WITH LABOR TO BRING ABOUT OUR FUTURE EXPANSION PRO- GRAM.
 In recent months more perman- ent industries hiring from 250 To- cal employees up have been con- vinced to settle in our region than have made application to settle here in the past thirty years or more.
 Max Belts Factory site on Union Street, has brought in several small industries that have helped ab- sorb our growing ranks of unem- ployed, and the most famous of these companies is the SETH THOMAS CLOCKS industry. They will employ over 250 men and women in their shop. Top person. mel will be brought in from out side the plant.
 The news of GROTON'S acquisi- tion of major chemical industry,
The sub., 1945-12-20

Bishop Boilermakers L-61N, Sec- retary of the Central Labor Union; Alfred s. Farina, President of the MTG of New London County; Jos eph Olsen, delegate from the Metal Trades Council, who introduced the resolution~to that body; Clyde De- Roo, MTG, a guest; and Charles Silva, ILA, who was the chief spokesman for the evening. For the city appeared, Frank Kelly, Fi- nance Board; and Dr. Frank Lena, Board of Education, and Represen- tative Shafner was an interested citizen.
 It was agreed at this meeting that the first point of the eight point program that should be car- ried out is using our present State Pier facilities to their fullest capac- ity. MT. Silva reported that Boston, Massachusetts, in it's survey of prospective shippers had person. ally contacted over 1400 indus trial concerns in the New England area, and that Boston is spending thirty million dollars to expand her port and put it into working or- der. If Boston has contacted all major industries so must we, and point out the geographical advan- tages in exporting from the port of New London. He revealed that the State Pier can take care of four large cargo ships at one time and that if we can interest shippers shipping lines will send their ships into our port. The Central Vermont Railway, which is now celebrating its tooth Anniversary. will be the rail line that will be greatly benefited by our port de velopment, but that the New Ha- ven line would also be keen1y in- terested.
 In order to get our contact work immediately under way it was vot- ed to expand our committee and to invite both MT. Waldo Clarke and MT. Smith, Secretary of the New London Chamber of Commerce to our next meeting. It was further voted to encourage the attendance of all merchants and citizens who had any constructive suggestions to give to our committee.
 The Metal Trades Council urges each and every member who has constructive ideas to report to the City Council Chambers tonight at p. m., and present them to the CIVIC-LABOR COMMITTEE!
The sub., 1945-12-20

which Is the home of Pennicilin, a deal negotiated by New London's Waldo Clarke and the Groton Town Fathers is the BEST NEWS this district has had since the NEWS OF V-J DAYl And from an industrial viewpoint the BEST NEWS GROTON HAS EVER HEARD! The Charles Pfizer Plant is to be laid out like a college campus with handicapped grounds that will bring a beautiful park system as well as a new industry hiring $500 workers to our area.
 Deep River has also attracted a new permanent plant, the BRASS GOODS MANUFACTURING Com- pany, and the top personnel of that factory will bring in new substan- tial citizens who will either buy or build their own homes in DEEP RIVER. The value of this com- munity to our state with g new industry that will hire 250 local workers has increased enormously!
 The new Glass Factory, present. ly locating in New London, deal negotiated by the New London Chamber of Commerce, will be an- other shock absorber to the ever standing question of unemploy- ment.
 The Civic-Labor Committee that was set-up as part of public reac- ton to the Metal Trades Council of New London County's resolution to develop New London harbor and attract new industries to our com- munity met week ago in the City Council Chambers of New London. For Labor appeared Rowland
The sub., 1945-12-20

EXecuL1Ve CnamDer9
 State of Conn.
 Hartford, Conn.
 Nov. 27th, 194S Mr. Rowland Bishop,
 Recording Secretary. New London Central Labor Union 258 Thames St.. Groton, Conn. Dear MT. Bishop:
 am very glad to have your let ter of November 23rd, stating the position of the Central Labor Union of New London on the in- crease in freight rates proposed by the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion.
 At a meeting of the New England Governors in conference in Boston on November 18th, it was unani- mously voted that we intervene in behalf of our respective states, that is, the six New England States, in the suit which has been insti- tuted in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, New Jersey, Pennsy1- vania and others.
 We intend to oppose this in- crease vigorously for the same reasons stated in your own good letter.
 Yours very sincerely,
 Raymond Baldwin,
 Governor. P. S. am very glad to have your support in this matter that affects all of us most vitally." At this same meeting Edward Rice. president of the CLU was elected as delegate to represent us in the January annual State Con- vention at New Haven, Conn.
The sub., 1945-12-20
AFL Plays Wrecking Of Employment Bill
New Measure Reported Out By Committee Held "W0rSe"
 Than Nono at All

Than NOno ct All
 'Tts worse than no bill at all!' That was the reaction of the A. F. of l.. this week to the so-called "full-employment' bill reported out by the House Expenditures Commit tee headed by Congressman Carter ManaSco (Dem., Ala.).
 The committee completely emas- culated the original measure passed by the Sepate and backed by PreSi- dent Truman, an A. F. of L. spokes- man declared. It took out all refer ence to full employment" and substituted high level of employ ment." Provision for real planning to assure jobs was stripped from the bill.
 Weak as the iriginal measure was, this one is now meaningless" the Federation spokesman said. 'Tt's a fraud on the workers
 The A. F. of L. advises all con- gresSmen and senators, favorable to Labor, to VOTE AGAINST this emasculated and spineless measure.
The sub., 1945-12-20
Metul Trades Show Greatest in Yeurs

There large and enthusiastic attendance at theS Metal Trades Show with Mary Beth Hughes guest star last Saturday night This show put by the Metal Trades public interest in the development of New London's Harbor facilities.
 Saturday nights crowds there not just to the great performance but join in the general demands to do something for the development of great little harbor attract here industries that will bring and more better paying jobs into Eastern COnnectcuts ideal n
The sub., 1945-12-20
of Ne,U London Acts
 To Avert Rise in Freight Rdtes

At their November meeting, the Central Labor Union of New London voted to send communication to Governor Baldwin to draft his aid in setting commission to work with other New England Governors and the Governor of New York; avert the rise in freight rates proposed by the n ersate Commerce Commission to go into effect January 1st, 1946.
 The answer to this letter follows;
The sub., 1945-12-20

There are 67,327,719 persons in the United States affiliated with churches or other religious bodies.
The sub., 1945-12-20

Costa Rica was discovered by Columbus in 1902.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Program for Postwar
Airporis Inadequate,
La Guardia Testifies
BY w. H. SHIPPEN, Jr.,
Aviation Editor of The Star.


Proposals for granting up to $780,
100000 Federal aid annually for five
years to develop postwar airports
were described as inadequate today
by Mayor La Guardia of New York
in testimony before the Senate
Commerce Committee.
Mayor La Guardia emphasized
that neither the McCarran bill nor
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton plan for building a continental
system of airports begins to meet
new construction and expansion re-
quirements of those key municipal
terminals without which there
would be no national system of air.
ports"
Speaking for the United States
Conference of Mayors, Mayor La
Guardia pointed out that the cities
have spent more than 100000 900
for airport construction and that
New York City alone plans to spend
out of its own funds as much for
construction on one airport as the
Federal Government would contrib
ute in two years to urban airports
throughout the country.
The witness said New York's new
Idlewild Airport will cost at least
s70,000,000, of which $4,000, 900 has
already been spent. He introduced
testimony to show the principal cities
are ready to match Federal funds
and go ahead with airport develop
ment while virtually none of the
States has any plans at present to
finance the program.
The exhibit showed that while
Virginia now has $4,000 annually
for airport development through
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Writers Able to Reveal
V-2s Have Hit London
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Mar. 16-Correspond-
ents were permitted tonight to re-
port that German W. bombs have
fallen on London and that people
here have been injured.
Censorship maintained a ban on
the disclosure of details, any men,
tion of the locality of specific Incl
dents of the date when the rockets
started banging into the metropoli-
tan area.
Previously correspondents have
been able to say only that V-bombs
fell in Southern England" A COM
munique issued before relaxation of
the ban on naming London said that
number Of the bombs hit Southern
England last night, causing damage
and casualties.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Police Search for Woman
Missing From brookmont

Montgomery County police were
searching the Brookmont (Md)
area today for a Baltimore woman,
reported missing yesterday by her
daughter after she failed to return
from a walk.
Mrs. J. L. Sola, 640o Broad street,
Brookmont, told police that her
mother, Mrs. Alice Seguin, so, of
1914 Frederick avenue, Baltimore.
failed to return home after taking
the Sola's Scottie for a walk.
Police said that when the dog re-
turned home alone, a search for
Mrs. Seguin was made and her coat
was found on the bank of the Po-
tomac. Police said a search of the
river in the area failed to disclose
any trace of Mrs. Seguin.
Mrs. Sola said her mother had
arrived from Baltimore Wednesday
and had planned an indefinite visit.
She said her mother had been in ill
health for some time.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Taft Urges Abolition
OF Subsidies Now
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Taft, Republican, of Ohio
today urged that Congress begin
planning now how to abolish SUBJ
Sides. currently costing about $2.-
600, ,o00, 900 a year.
"It would be a mistake to carry
these subsidies into peacetime," he
said. Yet he acknowledged that he
sees no alternative to continuing
them while the war lasts.
Senator Taft added there Is merit
in an argument advanced by Charles
Holman, spokesman for the Ma
tional Federation of Cooperative
Milk Producers, during testimony
before the Senate Banking Commit
tee on extension of the Price Con-
troll Act. now due to expire June 80.
Mr.. Holman said dairymen fear
economic shock" If subsidies were
cut off suddenly. He urged that
they be reduced gradually over a
two-year period, with each reduction
accompanied by compensatory up
ward adjustment of price ceilings.
Legislation passed by the Senate
yesterday and sent to the House
authorizes the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp, to spend 100000 900
on butter subsidies and $3.50, 900 900
for meat during the IL months be-
ginning next July /.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Red Cross
Continued From First Page.)

only the "unlovely" qualities in the
home front, Mr.. Patterson said The
Red Cross represents nobler quail
ties, he concluded
For the fourth year m succession
the Robin Hood Restaurant, 1888 X
street NV, contributed it's total
luncheon receipts yesterday to the
Red Cross.
Not only did all the money from
customers bills between noon and 3
pm. go into the contribution, but all
Of the mattresses donated their tips.
San OrfanoS and John Litsas. pro-
prietors, also paid for their own
lunches, to increase the total.
Alexandra Collects SCI, ,6O6.
The Alexandria campaign has
reached 56.4 per cent of its s4S, 900
goal with collections of $27, soc. rs
reported at yesterdays report
luncheon.
Charles NJ Jones, compaign chair
man, said Sections and of the
sixth ward. and the public school
division have exceeded their quotas.
The Alexandria Teen-Age Club
will give benefit party for the Red
Cross at pm. tomorrow at their
Drop-In Center, 1900 Cameron
street. Attractions in addition to
free refreshments will be a talent
show featuring boxing match.