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FOR SALE: Clean Winesap apples.
box $500; 2 or more boxes,
SITS each. Bring containers. Mrs.
Alma Albrecht, phone 3343. Fol-
low oiled road out z miles Sc. of
S. p. & S. depot. '35-37p
Evening star., 1946-08-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE Cash for your property, ne
or e. white or selorsd Maryland or VII
wa IN Can S0X fL So Touk P MOIST 5ls r RE its eaa tH
galus today. Our opinion entails no obli-
sses7 sss'n ADf iSss sssa. WI + skuNpERs CO,
20 Nc voT wANT Fs SPEEDY Acf16S g List
vii vii pay top price. e. ENTERPRIsF REALTY
RAY CASH for houses. White or. OF colored
any section, any condition. MIR. B. LIss
Urgently NEED modern house for
Nd. No agents please. Box 244-z, Star
Tor DoLLARs; ST. ne and Maryland
appraisal, with no obligation We have
clients with cash, or VIII buy outright You
& vi be amazed SIi5 sg esE auck 5a5 a1a efncient
n pRoMPT "a ISP1i ATTEsTios N in to tn. sal. OF
your home, business or investment prop
pHRIEs ResltOf s' sos Norsh CAPITOL It "a "a
saSs.s s5SS Rdspl,i Rphf1y s,nss co 1919 ,r
ssSsS' Eais $sis 35oa SHs '''ss' 5a a th'S
ccAsR siGtYERs Tor o and Nd property,
Soobkibo. fbsbo. SILLY eo ssto'; ,ssi Hou ahsd. ss
CHARLES S. GuNN has ' clients waiting
Sc. AND Ne, PROPERLY will pa,
sqlts. quick action. III GUNN 4 MILLER, SOC
II Z qou 80 ARE eoNsHiDKRING selling your
house in nearby MARYLAND, please call to-
day as ve have an over supply Of Gus
.6qsush e1aT ~ ~ ofhes. cal Mr.. %oETHlsd. efA1Ssse
TON at SE. 1913. Ia
Evening star., 1946-08-14
OFFICES FOR RENT

1910 ST. N.W.-Being modernized En-
WEINBERG Cos s' l3o5 Z a0if S. ns sept Nf
OFFICES FOR coLoRED-a spacious rms.
hood; h WIN remodel for professional tenant.
dssF ms ns Or ..ssn. s:ryl. %
fSNt FL 81 St rurn OF or un
Present doctor retiring. 7oo2 Conn ave-, e.
EXekrTioSSs.nE EXekrTisoSSs. 70 orfokTubsslrY for RE re-
district Fully air conditioned and com
ssy aes hHss 99F sa va II
sns aoasa kAss as RGsETY Sf' do omsess w.
18th ST. above Park road NV; corner
office and living quarters: entire 3rd moor,
n rms +. kis; aoaf path s,6e FsfFr 1929 l4th st
SUITE OF OFFICES on 3rd noor of CEN
traIly located downtown bldg : newly dec
GRATED: reasonable rent. Apply 500 F
poWSTowN: H ST. N.w;-Entige 1oof, 5G 2
GoMFfErEIf ssnE Ss%oa..s sE oss 1893 :n,.
einity Doctors Hospital floors. each
approximately $50 So IT,. divided into
! rooms, ? lsvatories each foor; elevator
6EfSffiHsffs. ATTENTION - To associate men
with busy physician. ONCE and apt. Ex-
sTupfo OFFICE, nor north hos iish s'at newly deco
rated good location. rooms and bath
Apply weekdays between $50 and 5, 1923
DOCTORS OFFICES in new building.
i95nHstioq call RE 1865, wAvERLY TAY-
sis SO. TT. new Office space. available in
Sept; Sc :, moderate rent to good tenant. Phone
]! rs 9Th IS ST; T. Nv rooms on 81 neor
1aRP1sf 9n prfpIsss s%a ME 57oe ia
on st floor of the lobby OF large down
HERBSRT RARVEkY Rfk RR 1885 Dsiss'i9h sis ih
LARGE snd-FLooK SPACE for rent. suit
able for ofiice or, small business; located in
centrally , n lossted downtown corner bldg,
GSTtRSfsHED ooff1cEs for rent. Ex-
dssp esisa1 l1ss5lS9 9ITInn in Arlinstop VIRGINIA
INSURANCE Co. publisher or assocls ton
Centrally C., located hsadaHsrtsrs; Newly deco.
and small furnished once. RE c isaI. is wi4
downtown office bldg. with accountsnts. at
Brokeqs ffs 81 s sls on SUITE s6H Teor
eoMMEkcfAh etSs III ssh & zoSfs lovely rooms .o on
ME. 04S6. is
1904 NJ ST. NW-Appror. 500 So. IT., 1st
H., could be used for store or once purpose;
very attr.; avail at once, LEGUM IL
GERBER REALTY CO. AID. 1900 -I5
i106 18th ST: N.N.-Entire End floor,
over 800 50 ft, 500 per month Call
Ma. 351s or ia 6b92 -15
DOCTORS SUITE, rooms in bldg; with
dentist and t2) ENT specialists. l block
from Clarendon Circle. Arl, Va Call Ow
5555 between 8 and 5 pm -I6
OFFICE OR OFFICE SPACE for rent. con-
venient uptown location. Call DU. 4027
rent in convenient uptown location. Call
DU 402- IL
Evening star., 1946-08-14
STORES FOR SALE.

us YOUR STORE FOR SALEc'-May /
assist you in securing purchaser?
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1855
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SECTION, choice
cations; on F st. or on G st. Owner
will sell the property. Box 243-Z. Star.
STORE. 9Th AND H SITS. N.w--2nd hoor.
rooms, kitchen and bath; 3rd floor. .
rooms. kitchen and bath; s.4 900, terms
Excellent store, Penna. ave. at 21st st. NV
ind floor, 2 apts., vacant Sept. LIST. 500
600: terms sgn Store. LIST and np SIS n.T.w2
1884 Girard ST., DE; S577.
STORE WITH APT. IN REAR-Near Bank
SI,,I Di Bethesda Lssse % hold for sale sam
ave; WI. 1926, WI. $500. open ewes.
GROCERY AND MEAT STORE, e4x44 and
broom modern bunsslow. years old, on
large lot on Route near Camp SPRINGS.
Nd beautiful home and a sood business.
pTlced p for quick sale. Can Mr.; PUFFEN-
downtown JEWELRY STORE" An
unusual opportunity for an experienced
party to purchase this long-established,
well-located business; about $50 600 cash
required For full details please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. ResItor. RE. 1865.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

81 DEFREES ST, NV. - / st comm, 3
stories, brick; make one apt ON each q,
without additional expense: $3.50. LISS
REALTY CO.. ll0o 7th st. NV. Me. 534S.
ACT FAST-1451 Corcoran ST. NV; va
CANT; l2 rms. oil heat; can be made into
apts. without spending a penny: S11 $50
LISS REALTY CO. 11O5 7th st. NV. ME.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-l4-apartm build
ing, downtown, low rentals, lst COM
mercial; rents can be increased; act to-
NEW NEW sEDG.. offered for the first time
approx. I times the rental in choice NV
section 100000 cash ~reouired, balance
can be financed in one trust; no brokers;
contact owner Box GOA, Star. II
WE HAVE several large and small invest
ments. Further information call PROVI-
DENT CO, 145b st. NV. MI. ss45
Open until 9pm. Ii
=, APTS.. within walking distance of Cap
itol. House and Senate once Bldas. and
verted bldg of z lovely apts. The income
is S410 per month and the operating ex-
penses approx. S675 yearly. A real rental
at all times New sas
and sas stoves. Fire escape, oil
heat, etc. Offered for hrst time; S21, 500
For inspection call John Snyder REALTY
ASSOCIATES, INC EX. 1929 till Q M
4-uNrr FRAME APT. HOUSE in chevy
Chase. D. c.; 2 bedrms.. living rm, kit
dinette, coal heat; needs repairs; SOS, 900.
Box 36-A. Star.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

HERES YOUR VACATION HOME and
snug hsherman,s haven; ideal climate on
Flortdas Gulf Coast Fertile homesites, |
to 8 a. fronting or mr. salt water: commu-
nifty boat dock privil hard rd elec
Titles guaranteed Priced as low as $500
S4h down. SIS mo Immed possession
For beautiful illustrated free booklet write
or ph. z J. GRAY, 1918 Fairfax rd, Be
theSda. WI 4454. IA
RETREAT-0uaint manor house on ga
acre site, overlooking the river above
Frederick, attractive terfaS. sound condi-
tion, all Improvements, Tor yesr-round
living. Call Betty Koontz. with EVERY
MANS REAL ESTATE CO. SH. 1903.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SSeSS NJ ~ ESN S~e1s
1927 K ST. N:W.-For immediate saie
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1853.
1915 AND 1918 L ST. NV. with the 81.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1855.
OPPOSITE MAYFLowER HOTEL" on D.
Sales st.-2 adjoining bldgs zoned lst
commsrcial: owner viii sell | or both; rea-
fensss on Ss1s monhy H ps sas sss.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1885.
1881 81 a.F sosss vi" sg%slss ssasa
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN Broker RE. 1855.
'sss EYE ST. Nw."-If this property 10
suitable for your purpose 1t would be
advisable to contact me Immediately, The
prize is REDUCED & for immediate sale Cs!i
"Ise4 NORTH CAPITOL ST. N.w."-A 81
d sps Ps rh
any type of business in this busy. section
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 1iss..
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BuILpNG-4-story
s Can 'sfs oWNER 0PSR SR fI 1T osT: sT. "si. s
1IOI ST. N.w.-Vacsnt corner bldg.
completely furnished; suitable as small
hotel or any commercisl use; plans ap-
HARRY l. FRfEpMAN Broker, RE, iiss..
GEORGIA AVE. AND OTIS pl. n.w.-Lars.
Lot 1sxs5. Ideal for converting into stors
or Offices. 100000 Call Mr.. Jacobson.
aE eJ6o ooee' with KAY REALTY co. RA.
1919 sdn St: ST. NV W-ownsrs vii consider
HARRY I, FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855.
s5l. CONNECTICUT AVE, LIST CONNER
cial 4-story. limestone building. $500 so.
aapansy Oct fGn'ass MoNrsaUs ASs5foic coRP sfF ss
elusive agent 1925 Eye st, NV, MA. 1884.
downtown LOT" e6x1oo; zoned la
commercial; vicinity 10th and Eye NV.
Reasonable offers will be considered. Can
HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE?"-May
assist you in securing purchaser'
1904 ST Nw-A location suitsbl.
for many business uses: See It and
HARRY I. SRiHDaAN' 'TS Broker; sz sE' l}ss.
NEW YORK AVE. nr. Blsdensburs I'd
Second comm site. 1b 600 So. #, with As
e. NsT Yers h dss site tgf
I0oSs H sssss s!ss iSd NE
sEEeREF SEeaEFF fEAESSTo bEoAMESSToSWoS oSo AR hp asoo located
$50 10th Sc NV; excellent business To-
fa1SDsHs Gs5 sfok.P may re buy ss
BUILDING DowNTowN-A rare oppor-
UNITY to ACQUIRE large bldg. in down
own area suitable for any large business
or institution, Call at once for informa-
ion. SAM cHANTKER g. CO., Bond BLDG.
lbs CONNECTICUT AvE.-owners win
consider reasonable offers on this excellent
,uslness y bs@ prepeEty Investisate this nog.
1918 H ST. N.W-owners will consider
;spisnss 81 !, s, HARRY l., FRIEDnAN' i BROKER.
500 L ST. Nw.-store with spts. above.
See II and make reasonable ofier HARRY
!: FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 1866. -15
hob 9Th ST. N.W.-Near the corner Of ?
g.: zoned lst commercial: make an offer.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1865.
THRIVING ELECTRICAL STORE in silver
Spring: BUILDING fixtures. stock, truck.
ools, franchise, etc Owner leaving town.
silver sprins 'side entrancs'' sH ia.
DOWNTOWN STORE. near 18th and G sts,
l.w.--2,500 50. #. on street hoor, 5000
house in rear Has 10000 so # with
reisht elevstor. soft. alley Early pos
ession OF store. Mr. Hunter, MA 9300s
ives and Sun, GJ 52s5. ROSS A
PHELPS, 14l7 K st. NV. --16
CONTINUED on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1946-08-14
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGihlA.

sI3,910, BY BUILDER, in desirable resi-
Dental community, Falls Church, 20 Minis
from D. c., new and ready for Immediate
occupancy; 2-story. Groom house with lge.
handicapped lot; 3 bedrooms, tiled bath full
hardwood floors, fireplace. insulation
heat control gas range.
kitchen cabinets, etc. A real home for dis
below current values: $4,000 cash, balance
easy terms. Phone Falls Church 1883 or
evenings, Overlook ls23. III
VIENNA, vA.-6.rm. frame bungalow To-
Gated on high shaded knoll. Q acres OF
sround; 4 bedrms,, large liv. room and
X chen, room for bath, NV h., elec. pump.
Price. $3.50, terms. z. z. COCKERELL,
exclusive, Vienna 140. 10
Evening star., 1946-08-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcor,l.

PARTY wants to buy from owner white
OF, colored houses in any cond; will pay
al, ,,nhr, sash Boy .o5,A, Star; 30
PATIENTLY SEARCHING for 2. 8, or 4
bedroom home; have substantial cash
No agents Box 1857, Star. 1as
DETACHED HOME. vicinity OF 14th and
Irving sts. ne, for .colored prospect able
10 pay cash. Mr. Menish. co ROBERT
": SAVAGE, Realtor. Union Trust Bldg
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor, can sell your
house fast If priced right Prefer places
suitable for renting rooms in D. c. or
close-in Va, and Md 1910 Vermont ave. =,
EoR THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE see me
sstGre se r,r piIn you sell IL, LETToN MARTIN,
MODERN HOME or 3 bedrms in D.
C.. or nearby Va, direct from owner. all
cash. P. o. Box 1858, Main once, Airing
WANTED-sman GEORGETOWN house. in
good condition. Owners or brokers call
MR.. SH1LLIN. CO 1919 20
Evening star., 1946-08-14
STORES FOR RENT.

1904 COLUMBIA PIKE. Arlington Co
New store in park and shop. center; l6x65
it; only | left: ready to move in. CHAS.
l.. NORRIS, 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 21l2.
ton available for immediate occupancy;
property located at 18th and I SITS. NV:
10 year leases made to responsible
us YOUR STORE FOR RENT:"-May I
assist you in securing tenant? Call
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1l66
$500 BLOCK 14th ST. NW.-51 IT. deep
by ~ IT, q in. wide, containing approx
mately 62S So it; will consider term lease
H. HAGNER 81 CO., INC, 1921
Conn. ave. NV, DE. 1900. -l5
Evening star., 1946-08-14
STORES WANTED.

WILL PAY UP TO 81 900 month rent for
lge. store located downtown shopping
Replies 10 this sd are confidential. Box
I03-X, Star -lb
WANTED TO RENT-Stores to operate as
branch dry cleaning and Laundry chain
store agencies. Any neighborhood; very
clean and progressive organization KENT
STORES, INC, 2035 w. Virginia ave. ne.
Call FIR 4343 -15
SUITABLE FOR DELICATEssEN: NV or
suburb preferred; Box 1867. Star Is.
STORE DOWNTOWN wanted by veteran, or
small section of store with display window
reasonable rent. BURNS, UN. 3232 10
sist you in securing q purchaser? Call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1895
INTERIOR DECORATOR needs workshop
and storage space with or without show
room: near Conn, GEORGETOWN, or other
good Northwest area. Adams 1I44. Ia
Evening star., 1946-08-14
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE,

ON B. 4 O. MAIN LINE, 2 blocks from
and electricity; in thickly populated ares
near .Berwyn, Nd. $4,000 So, #. OF in
Ser e IT. Tf Il PEsRen Es5ssd $50 san s9s
ave, Riverdsle. Nd, WA 7009 II
FALLS CHURCH, VA. area. on railroad,
about $4,000 square feet of level land
with frame warehouse 6Ox200 feet, frame
shed about 45xl7 20 feet and a boungalow.
Price, 80 cents per square foot, plus So
SHOEMAKER. ! 719 K st. NV, MA 1888,
Evening star., 1946-08-14
SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAkp.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house for rent
for l year: nicely furnished bedrooms
heated sleeping porch: nice grounds with
old shade trees; in quiet residential Sec
tion, yet close to stores and trsnsp.
schools near kinderearten | Blk: SI7b
mo WA 1nh1 IL
Evening star., 1946-08-14

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?" May
assist you in securing a purchasert
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker RE. 1888.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
TODAY's BARGAINS

TUUAf'S bAKGAINS--
3-bedrm. br., Arl Forest SI3.750
3-beorm., 2bath brick, Vienna, Sf3 $50
2-bedrm. Colonial. Wsverly Hills, SiS.-
2-family home. Alex. xt3a50
9 rms, 4s4 acres. Falls Church. SIS
oGO
Lse. buns. oil heat. Ballston $4,000
solonial & oIiek; x;p.n tiled bath bath si4s5o.
Come by once at 1912 North Moore st
Arl,. Va, ijust over Key Bridge. to see
these houses or call WEAVER REALTY
CO, CHI ABA. CH 1852, OK. $40 for
more details ia
Evening star., 1946-08-14
OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICE SPACE Adequately financed
small technical association in need of
downtown Office space one or two rooms
Phone Ma. 1856 from 8 am. to 5 pm
If
ACCOUNTANT desires space in attorneys
suite or once. principal downtown once
building. RA. ! 253. Box 32l-z Star 81
ONE LARGE or med. sized of1ces in down
town location; prefer elev. bldg, by reput-
able profess. or9aniZation RE 4Sl1 49,
STUDIO for artist-yeteran. inexpensive.
good light. available running water and
toilet. private entrance; NV. Box 1907
Star.
and high-srade business
corporation REQUIRES larger quarters: ap-
1900 SO. IT: only immediate
vicinity 18th and H SITS. NV will be con-
sidered Box "a "A, Star
VETERAN desires one or two rooms IN
downtown once building for law ONCE
Can furnish secretary on sharing basis.
Evening star., 1946-08-14

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WE CAN sUPPLY you with switchboard
secretarial service and downtown mailing
address Also steno. services. DI. 3l4i
Evening star., 1946-08-14
SUBURBAN SAlE-VJRGINlA.

VACANT SEPT Ist in Falls Church.
exposures, din rm, pine-paneled kit +;
charming home throughout; fun base
ment; oil heat wooded lot I00xI2
LUCILLE COOK. exclusively. CHI sa4I
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
OPA:
Ease Price Control

Though price controls were re-
moved from musical instruments
and wide variety of miscellaneous
items ranging from ice bowls to bull
rings, OPA threatened to restore
regulations if retail charges bound
ed from reasonable levels.
Included in the items freed from
price control were such sporting
equipment as fishing, archery, ski
ing, croquet, bowling, baseball, bas-
ketball, football, golf and hockey.
Though playing uniforms were ex-
empted, control was maintained
over shoes because of their general
usefulness.
Among the miscellaneous items af-
fected by the OPA action were low
cost kitchen utensils, cowbells, buck
cts, coffee servers, unglazed flower
pots, safety goggles and industrial
clothing designed for protection
against hazardous occupations. With
supplies adequate, price control was
temporarily relinquished over
phonograph records, electric lamp
bulbs, firearms and ammunition.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
STEEL:
Kaiser Baked

World War IFS outstanding entire
peneur, big, burly Henry Kaiser was
forced to exercise all Of his ingenu-
ity in procuring sheet steel If he
was to 60 ahead with plans for the
production of his postwar autos.
Kaiser's difficulties arose over his
inability to obtain sheet steel from
major producers, who claimed that
supplies were limited and prefer
ence was being given to established
customers. Only two companies
considered shipments, Kaiser inter-
ests said, but they conditioned
their action upon the consent OF
other firms to deliver material.
Boiling over, Kaiser and Joseph
w. Frazer, his auto-making associ-
ate, asked the department of justice
to investigate the steel companies
action, charging impairment of
competition. They also called upon
the economic stabilization board to
allocate available supplies to users.
Though Kaiser operates steel plant
at Fontana, Calf, he has no sheet
rolling facilities and installation of
such equipment at the government
owned plant he is thinking of buy
ing in Gary, Ind, would cost rs mil
lion dollars.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
.JAPAN:
Ne,U Sun

Emerging over the horizon Of
defeated Japan, a new sun arose.
1t spread the hope and aspiration
embodied in the new constitution
drawn up after five months of de-
liberations between American and
Nipponese officials.
Endorsed by General Macarthur,
Premier Shidehara and Emperor
Hirohito himself, the new constitu-
tion strips the mikado of all his SOW
ereign power, provides for the free
election of two representative
houses and assures freedom of
thought, press, religion and speech.
Of particular interest was the con-
stitution's prohibition of an army,
navy, air force and other war facili-
ties, and the remuneration of the use
of force in settlement of internation-
al problems. In declaring that Japan
was willing to become the first ma
tion to outlaw armaments, Nippon
ese spokesmen hoped that the rest
of the world would accept the same
principle and follow the example.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
HOUSING:
Emergency Bill

Though baking against imposi-
ton of ceilings on old houses and
payment of 600 million dollars in
subsidies to building material manu-
facturers to step up the flow Of sup
plies, the house approved an emer-
gency housing bill giving the gov
ernment broad powers to speed low
cost residential construction.
Pushed through by coalition Of
Republicans and southern Demo-
Gratis, the bill gives Housing Ex-
pediter Wilson Wyatt independent
authority to channel building mate
rials into home construction through
priorities until June, 1947; set prices
for such materials to increase OUT
put, and halt the export of lumber
or other scarce supplies.
Other provisions of the measure
establish preference for war vets in
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
E!0U(EHQLD
II s=

To keep uncOoked meat in a re-
frigerator, place it in a dry dish
with a loose-fitting lid; cooked
meat should be covered tightly to
prevent drying.
Prepared mustard and finely
chopped sour pickles added to
highly seasoned mayonnaise
makes a perfect spread for frank
furters and hamburgers.
Don't paint over whitewash.
Wash off the whitewash with clear
water and paint only after wall has
dried thoroughly.
Gone are the days of gloomy
kitchens. Use color to make your
kitchen a bright and cheerful
place to work. Before you select a
color scheme, remember that
ight-colored, smooth surfaces re-
fleet light. Dark, rough ones alb
sorb light. If the kitchen is sunny,
use cool colors such as blue, blue
green, green, or blue violet. If it
is dark and gloomy, it needs the
warmth of yellow, yellow-green,
orange, yellow peach, tan or
cream.
The easiest way to season a
plain hot vegetable in addition to
salt and pepper is to add meat
drippings or melted fat. Add just
before serving.
On hand-knit or crocheted
gloves, leave three or four inches
of yarn on the inside of each fin
ger. Catch this lightly in place
on the wrong side. When gloves
begin to show wear, thread end
can be used for mending.
When boiling rice, add a tea
spoon of lemon juice to quart Of
water. 1t will make the rice white
and the grains will be separated
when it is boiled.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
Japan Again Provides Foreign Outlet for US. Cotton

poration stocks of cotton will be
shipped to a Japanese government
al agency designated by the su-
preme commander of the Allied
powers in Japan and enough of the
textiles manufactured from the cot
ton win be accepted to reimburse
the U. s. in full. Establishment of
the supply line will take 200, 900
bales of CCC cotton within a month,
the department Of agriculture re-
ported.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
Pelicans Cooperate When
On a Fishing Expedition

The most amazing example of
cooperation in the animal world
is the fishing expedition of the pei
lean, says Golfers.
Upon finding a well-stocked bay
or lake, flock of these birds form
a large half circle in the water
facing the shore and then, moving
a few feet apart, "fish" the mar
rowing area as thoroughly as men
with a seine.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
UNEMPLOYMENT:

Despite the fact that several hun
dred thousand veterans were return
ing monthly during the last months
of 1945, the rise in unemployment
was in no wise as sharp as expect
ed, according to the Alexander
Hamilton Institute. With 830,000 out
of work in August, unemployment
has shown steady increase since
then due primarily to clirtailment
Of war production following w
Day. Reconversion has absorbed
many Of these idle war workers,
however.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
BARBS By Baukhage

The term collective bargaining"
was first used In London in 1891 by
Beatrice Webb and was promptly
popularized in this country by Sam
uel Gcmpers Of the AFL, says a
aOth Century fund survey.
M al Nser AiiEt XII
PIastics from bituninous coal are
now being made into linoIeum for
floor coverings. Wonder K they'll be
ii striking designs.
The midland journal., 1946-03-22
BRITISH LOAN:
Called Aid

Declaring that the alternative to
lending financial assistance to Brit
ain was a postwar economic dog
fight, the administration opened its
fight for the 3A billion dollar loan
to the United Kingdom with Secre-
tary of the Treasury Vinson and AS
sistant Secretary of State Clayton
endorsing the advance before the
senate banking and currency COM
mittee.
Vinson and Clayton presented
parallel testimony to the solons, as
serting that if Britain were unable
to obtain dollars with which to buy
The midland journal., 1946-03-22

goods, she would tighten up her ex-
change regulations and conserve her
resources for careful expenditure
within a friendly trading bloc. The
result would be a return to high
tariffs, sanctions and other restric-
tions which begged trade prior to
World War II and spurred the de-
velopment Of totalitarian economy.
Disclosing that the U. S. had
turned down Russian bid for a
six billion dollar loan, Vinson told
the senators the administration did
not contemplate direct loans to 9TH
er nations. However, money will
be advanced to foreign countries
through the Export-Import bank, set
up before the war to stimulate
trade and possessing limited loan
ing power of 311 billion dollars.