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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcont.) .

2i00 BLOCK PA. AVE. N.W.--small brick
bldg. Soft. rear alley; ideal location for
sssnsis aesrsd fssnraf es m ssa ieae 5s7S
SHANNON & LUcHs CO, 1905 H st. NV,
GfoRGETowN-vacant store. on wis
consin ave, near M. A location where
any retail business win prosper; Cal cT our
sEooSD 6 coMMERcixT, Iii cx NC deorsia sa ave,
near w st, Brick store and apt; lot
fSntaiss Con- as-p plsS stsr So IT, loft rear aeS
OFFICES; for professional men. on K. St,
18th Basns in can s bsa Be S sf's e.
ness prop. dept. LEO N. gERNsTE1N 4
G2ATskLE G9 TfssS E. aD aDp M ME Baltimore St21 blvd
Corner 3-story brick. bldg: Of rmsi
and q rd oor
with private. baths, basement with h.-w.
oil heat; price. So 500, INCLUDING stock
y VA; 1siS; ewes; OIL. 2s73, with o: B.
zoNEb coMMERCIAL-a,story brick BLDG.
able for variety of profitable business
uses. Now operated as auto @ repair shop.
eoTSlon l in 80 DAYS days or III less s YIN
ssskdas s nt sIkf BAsGiko RaIdf o Really 's Co.
COLUMBIA RD, near 18th - Store and
property is, in the center of the busy 18th
and Columbia rd. shopping district. Call
our ur business prop. dept, LEO N. BERN
coMMERcIAL iGRoGNDS.. 5000 O.; So p.fE It..
50 f. fronting on Lee r h5ghEsy Aring-
Builder GL. so17. GL. 3s43. 5oa S.
6ocToRs AND aa ARs1GGR DENTGsrs a attention.
Near 18th and Eye. 5-story and basement
brick, adjacent to parking lot. suitable for
days n, BAsft1Ro tIP. Realty 4 + CO. oA' VEGA
18th ST., near G n.w.-Two modern stores.
vacant. An ideal home for your busi-
ness. Income-producing hotel on upper
floors. For complete information call our
business prop. dept LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
GO. I415 K st. NV, ME; 5400,,
WIS. AFE:-1st commercial ideal loca-
40xso. This includes Groom and bath
ave, store locations. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
52ll Wis. ave, EN- 1880
18th ST.. near Eye-Two stores without
! leases. Five apartments on upper floors;
| perfect retail location. Good income may
pc obtained from apartments. Call our
business prop. dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
SoT e GT00p 1a1o < oy.' ST ~ NE: 54oQ,
on on sInI1a esrine; two adjoining brick bldgs,;
and aa apts; for sale or lease individually or
9-S pm. N. BASILIKO REALTY CO
COLORED-STORE, downtown, 9th St, Ist
commercial; unusual opportunity to secure
| in 30 days or less, store with , floors of
rooms above. Easy terms can be arranged
Suitable for church, grocery, etc. Call Mr..
George. phone DI; s125. 9 to pm.
weekdays. n BAsnIKO REALTY co.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
OFFICES WANTED.

LAWYER wants private ONCE in down
town section; will take office in suite.
PERMANENT OFFICES for representatives.
Of well-known national company; need
three adjoining private rooms totaling
approximately $50 to 900 square feet, or
car use groLp Of 6 or I ofhces approxi-
mately 1000 square feet with rerresent-
atives of another division of our parent
company; prefer modern building in or
near center Washington: present Office
space INADEQUATE size. Call Ma. 4104.
ATTORNEY desires one room Immediately.
NEED oN9-RooM OFFICE at once in
center Of city for ensineerins ONCE. Box
LAWYER. Navy comdr., leaving service.
desires or . fairly sizable rooms, or will
share suite, in good Office building. pref
erably IN vicinity of 5th and H. 81. 371s.
WANTED-Once space, desk room only,
vicinity Woodridge to Hyattsville; radio
or appliance shop preferred; approximately
5-hour office service daily in return for
space HC. 01S4.
DOCTOR, NJ. D.. would like to get an office
in an apartment building, Northwest pre-
ferred. Box 164-A Star.
THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED rooms,
to ~ use toT welfare agency ofsce: Write
1th st: NV, or phone 9 to weekdays.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
SUBURBAN sAlE-vA. Cont,

VACANT, DE Luxe 5-RM. HOME, SI3,950
This property, on large corner lot,
tenea has sns r The Th s ,sPass sseas
hot-water t, heat detached garage, etc;
cash needed: For inspection cali MANNAsl
REALTY CO.. 291s Wilson blvd, Glebe
DUTCH coIoNIAL a-story brick, 3 bed
rooms, bath, liv. rm., din. rm, and kit oil
heat. full basement, corner lot in Airing
yard; 5 years old: all prewar materials;
fonv to .aHd buses schools AND shopping cen;
cash required: I'm ifnmedate% % possession. s'ar TAI
MAGE WILCHER, Realtor. Builder; 500 6.
c9urthSo%usse rd' Arlington Va. GIL. so17
LARGE 6-room Colonial brick home on
large beautifully. HANDICAPPED corner lot,
epee sng hfo aEss hsnf
Three bedrooms and two baths on second
room. Recreation room with fireplace, In
eed at s5o6 nd has Ssen
Is required For further, particulars call
eH ee57 n daE RENon onf saaaay Sssa Wsab to
ShHlSSGS ngSsS s1is IsR ,ass of e. ZEE
Price $3.50: 5000 cash, balance s65
month g. aa 81 ss5 ss57 saE WASH sRd sd SVa
MnsfSyER AHlasFsSRi HILLS, $3.50, rlvsiloom lsa
s sssh ssnse0 a' MONTH"; o or ssab6
sSss: : Fl e$zf T. dsy sHSo ssss
yah FsE esa sRooM oAo5psasSn sasD "a bath brick home hon
% PsS sIas eorns o sHd Sa IN Aexsn
shower and Toilet in full basement, oil
w mir nd
ss5oss. s space. pTiss: siS'ssS: with !, ssIgs; s IS
sesSa y asfs .Sss Has N.Y. WoaP Wo1d
ARLINGTON, South 18th St: convenient to
sarase, scssened Pe2r0ehes; 20d immsdiats i ,g ,g9s-
suRG. exclusive agent arent. 4si5 Lee highway.
cHARMiNG BUNGALOW, $1,000: attrac-
tive new section on Lee blvd. near Falls
Church; masonry construction. large corner
te i've cossas
d5y pa 6ssemsnt; air:eonditioned heat; pos
ransed; s ID nice furniture also for sale. SMITH,
T. oa 5ss sS os dasS
payment. See these modern 2-story houses
with bedrooms, 6-cr.-ft. electric refrieer-
left to So. Columbus St, follow arrow to
sufaahea das fsh0s a3ns 9psn hsTosA f.
exclusive agents Phone CHI 2400.
BEAUTIFUL, modern Cape Cod bungalow,
aew-Eouse condition: living room; large
and bath, space for rooms on End floor,
full basement air-conditioned heat; large
veodss haae St rss s2. Ghuteh Gsst ST. is5 P' chg1
Navy Annex-semidetache brick, ti' rooms. S,nHH
sa 's sss hT hss Ssnssn sds
s eah &c deoRGE monIaf b. MIELER R
sseaiator saasr Wo sxelusivey D1 1885, ewes. and
CRY PARK. near Falls church-Living
room kitchen and dinette, etc, q 2 bedrooms and
050; cash. ST 900; $50 per month includes
%SdIsff %Sps tSs Nc cH 595o
Attractive brick house, s years old
With Pmsdium-siz trees and abundance Of
Kitchen on hrst door; 5 large bedrooms
and bath on second floor; screened side
garage; full basement, partially finished
! oil heat with hot-water radiation; Grade
blocSs; Choice fO Of busiines, @ Die each with 1oc
ping center within 4 blocks; 10 minutes
ton, 4 interested, call ]. WESLEY BU-
Va. CH 134l or Ok 27es.
TWO,sToRY HOME in Vienna. va, near
INV. oil heat: barn. scar garage, work,
shop beautifanl inn od1oa Ia. lot; possession 80
Gays ssrR. Rliee dvslins. sHsooa baths INV. heat;
gRureihs. Va! @ price. $50 900. RAY RAY BARNSEEYs' SEs
Evening star., 1946-01-12
OFFICES FOR RENT.

2 ROOMS, 3rd-oor front, New York ave
MA. $3.50
ATTRACTIVE, wen-located. furnished ex-
ecutive suite consisting of large general
room and private ONCE, available Febru-
airy 8 for six months OF possibly longer
rental, S275 monthly. Box 214-D, Star.
DESIRABLE SPACE for doctor or dentist
at l4th and Girard SITS. NV. McKEEVEE
g. WHITEFORD, 1914 K st. NV, DI. 9706
FURNISHED DESK SPACE for rent, down.
town; ideal location for attorney or manu-
facturers agent CHI 2096
BROOM SUITE on second floor, near Doc
tors Hospital; suitable for doctors Offices
or other professional services. heat. Light
and janitor service included Call DIXIE
REALTY co. Ma $3.50
Evening star., 1946-01-12
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

IDEALLY LOCATED PROPERTY, has "a
It. frontage on Bladensburg I'd. and 500
It. frontage on Queens Chapel rd. ne,
center Of the city via Bladensburg I'd or
New York ave, B. & o. Ry. siding avail
able IN rear of property, Present buildings
on property consist of cindcr block plant
and 1-story office. If purchaser desires
to erect buildings to suit his needs owner
WEAVER BROS, INC, WASHINGTON Bldg.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TRADE two Miami (Fla.) lots for house or
VII in HxGHNE g Gfas q Boy 147p Star s
bungalow in desirable West End section Of
Richmond Va, for modern Groom detach-
ed or semidetached brick house located in
the northwest section, west of Georgia
ave-, in District, or nearby Maryland or
Virginia. Write LOUIS ]. DEMBO, 21l
Phone 5l93l
Evening star., 1946-01-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, warehouses, ofhces; specializing
in commercial and industrial properties.
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
1868
SECOND FLOOR. 1924 l4th st. NV
Suitable for matchmaker. repairs or slec-
trical appliances. DU. 1915.
CONNECTICUT AVE. Just north of CAL
vert st-2nd floor, approximately 1900
square feet, suitable for Offices or pro-
fessional men. For further information
call Ma $500
Evening star., 1946-01-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

J. LEO KOLB, NC, needs business prop
critics to sell. Call j LEO KOLB, INC,
MI. 2l00; ewes, MI. 2121
DESIRE TO BUY commercial or business
property, also corner lots, exclusively in
NV. section. Call r. HERNANDEZ, DI
66S1. Ewes. and Sun, ME. 1890
FACTORY SITE, nearby Maryland on
railroad. Box l4-D. Star.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. requires 500 to
700 SO. feet for service dept Must be
conv. downtown location. On alley, side or
rear. DI. 575S
Evening star., 1946-01-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

5000 FEET; downtown, S175 mo. Also
$500 feet now building. and some good
$4,000 sa. it. 2nd-com. ground, with ad-
ditional 1000 SO. it.. 1st.com., fronting
on MINI. ave; ,r:r., siding of $50 #. avail
center Of city; will lease ground as is OF
will build l or . story building on TO-
year lease for responsible tenants Call
MR.. NICHOLS, MA. 3339 Brokers pro-
tected 14s
Evening star., 1946-01-12
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

LAND, building or garage needed-5. 900
to 10000 SO. # space: will buy or rent
Phone RA $685. or RA 92S4
5000 60, 900 SO. FT. SPACE for storage
and auto repair. MIR. BOND. RE. 2727 los
Evening star., 1946-01-12

CoLoRED-CoLoRED HOUSES in all sec
tions OF The city. Cali or come in and
ess vi o'e s41s 9pen l4tb unt st 6so
CoLoREp-Iosa 6th NE; apts., each each
5 rooms, bath; one vacant; $4,000. 1908
i6R BIoek WARbER VA Ser st. NV ls
floors, beautiful hardwood doors. D Spacious eh
Breakfast room. snoW-Whffte f' kitchen. ten a.'"l 1
lovely yo bedrooms, study room for minister
Blinds. weather. stripped s aWnnes a insulated ileia
esis1 oe5sh house 1oof in psTisss eSHditiSn from
lot, lot. 100 feet deep. with a 4-car .hreproof
oWnsr aang nGy CITY, enssd T t0 se s2s
with deed 70 INSPECT phone 'E 11. pSessss'0n Sos3
SSS fSF ROUSE Jog 4th M aa St M G,,,
NV; brick. rooms, bath, oil heat; price.
S9s2Y S9;s59: .p Teauires Dreo $1,000 cash. SAM
and 1st SITS NV; 6-room brick, oil heat,
See s . It i toSay TOD $4,000 down. MR.. sHEP-
coEoRE6LNGAR coEDi R6 llHi 9th AND X sts. me-;
vacant Int. 8-room @ brick, h..w;h:, bath. re-
Ms a0wa PaaPi5 fsEy m 1S mSnthy
COLoRED--NEAR 18th and Park I'd. NV:
tiled hath,, h,-w.h.., full basement, Colonial
front porch, brick garage, with water and
electricity; moderate down Payment. PARK
GHAR REooSSa SR Ro nv FR 4ass aes
fors eaoS g or dentists corner office LOCATION,
Exec 4 NV 11s 3Rsn bsans sanday TO
pointed brick house. has been used By
office and home. First floor has a bay
WINDOW lsrge waiting room reception hall
g.sals @gsrblssizssd g. iinoieam: ysnetIsn blinds. n
and may be used for dentists .oflce or
garage and house is heated with oil, Home
able to be used by a group of doctors or
dentists. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Prleed right on reasonable terms. Call
agent at RA. 312l. AVON SHOCKEY,
CoL0RED-e FRAME BUNGALOWS, near
sSsS Ssss ssEl M4RPHs ses eSHAiTSE y
9 rms, all large, especially the kitchen: q
car garage. new furnace; 81 800 down;
sfs VAcaNeYn NOTES nr Ah It sas Ss94 Park
rrd-corner 3-story and basement brick.
income: income: sood condition; immediate pos
session. right at carline and bus stop;
doDp payment required saanse
n. BAsfLiKo Realty &C co. Pm "eeAoass
GoLORED-MERIDIAN HILL PIX. NV
Unusual buy, good home and excel. invest;
beautifully remodeled 12-room home det
brick. with large lot and 4 garages, oil heat
with automatic control and 1.000-gal. tank:
floors upstairs will bring $1,000 yearly
addi income @ approx. 5000 sass sse needea es eSr
RE. 1888 or GE. 2I16. Il:
Evening star., 1946-01-12
PROPERTY WANrEp.

VETERAN IN MARKET for 4 or family
apt: state lowest price and ali infornia.
tfon; can pay up to $4,000 cash: must
be good buy. Box 22s-D, Star. 49,
Evening star., 1946-01-12
ToDAY's BEST APT. HOUSE BUYS, a,
detached well-located buildings
a units

detached well-located buildings.
units - S31 5nn
"a units on il10
Phone SAM RosEY, AID, 27oo. 'o'o
COLORED-NEAR BALL PARK-Comnara-
lively new 2-family brick; each apt. has
separate heating plant: first trust, $4,000;
reasonable offer above loan; income, SIS
month. no operating expense Speculative
opportunity for resale to homeowner DI
REALTY co
Evening star., 1946-01-12

McDEViTT. Realtors, Sales Bulletin:
bungalows / in Cabin John Md. ST.
800, rooms, bath, coal heat, large attic
garage large lot; in Silver Spring, Md
1880, .2-year-old brick, rooms. bath
a-c coal heat. attic large enough for .
adaittona Taeant 5ooms defsaSsd snd s1@ bath 16o
pl. NV, between Madison and nd Z Nicholson son
SITS. II you are handy in renovatine a
house here is real opportunity to secure
a good home at low cost Quito town
owner says sell at once. thus this low
price of Sl0.50o 3 bedrooms. bath, 25-ft
living room. fireplace. large dining room
and kitchen, , porcheS, full basement. lot
6ox90. garage, INV. coal heat (Open
Sunday , to 81
Sligo Park Hills, Silver Spring Md,
S16,950, 10. Parkside rd. Here is one
clean as pin from top to bottom, put up
landscaped lot with ,7Q-ft., front we'll
sulated ATTIC. large cedar closet. , nice bed
rooms 25-ft. living room, fireplace. large
side, porch. entrance from living room and
kitchen. ideal for entertaining.) Recrea-
ton room. wooden floor level outside en-
trance, 4 full-siZe windows, built-in garage
h.-w, oil heat. (Open Sun. l to 81 To
reaeh: out Plney Branch I'd. to Parkside.
Silver, Spring. Md, S1e,o5o. so14 End
ave. only years old. brick and stone. with
z rooms, "a baths, fenced patio and back
yard &c. oil heat garage. large corner lot:
possession with title; (To reach: Out Ga.
See our ad. Saturdays Star and sun
with AMOS W. McDEVITT, Service Realty
Co., RA 44oo or SH 4201
Evening star., 1946-01-12
OFFICE SPACE WANTED.

SIRE DESK SPACE or will share office;
Box 236-D, Star. 49,
Evening star., 1946-01-12

TWO-STORY HOME in Vienna. Va, near
school, stores, churches; living rm., baths,
h.-w. oil heat: barn, Scar garage, work
shop: beautiful La. lot: possession 80
s-rm. dwelling. baths. INV heat;
poultry house; la. corner lot: in Falls
Church, Va: price. 100000. RAY BARNEY,
Vienna. Va nhnnf olS
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Shop in Hardin!
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BY WILLARD l.

Fear that labor will start a
new series of higher wage de-
mands-ald thus further throt-
tie industry - is mentioned
prominently as one of the pos
sitle causes of the severe stock
market decline.
Those in Washington who
hold this view explain that flu
ture Industrial earnings would
be jeopardized if industry is
compelled to pay still higher
wages without compensating
price increases.
Concern Is Felt
They add that apprehension
over this possibility undoubted-
ly caused some of the stock
holders to unload their shares.
Whether or not this is the
real or complete explanation of
the market recession, genuine
concern is felt in the capital
over the future course of labor.
Union bosses already have
served notice that they intend
to seek wage boosts if prices
continue to increase. They ig-
more the fact that the price in
creaseS have been largely due
to the recent round of wage
increases.
Other possible causes of the
stock market drop mentioned
here include the delicate U. s.
Soviet relations growing out of
Stains policy of batting the
democracies: the continued
Stacking of industry by CPA
controls. and failure of the gov
ernment's housing program to
provide an adequate number Of
homes for veterans.
Whether top union leaders
know it or not. their attitude
in supporting the commerce
paralyzing seamen's strike
aimed at the Wage StabiliZa-
ton board is likely to bring
public backed requests for COM
pulsory arbitration of strikes.
This would ultimately mean:
/. Government fixing of wage
rates: 2. Which would lead
shortly to government deter
mining price policy and 3. The
eventual Federal regulation OF
profits.
Labor has said it wants none
of this. Yet labor is now NOV
ing to saddle such a situation
not only on itself but also on
industry.
Who's Responsible?
Free enterprise cannot exis:
if it is to be controlled by gov
eminent. Neither can free labor
exist under such conditions.
Thus, responsibility for any
possible tightening or extension
of the governments grasp on
our economy will have to b?
borne by organized labor.
The shipping strike, paralyz-
ing commerce on both coast
and in the Gulf, could not have
come at a more %opportune time
for the Communist movement
in America if the strike had
been called by Moscow.
With the Paris peace confer
ence in a nervous pitch, the
followers of the Kremlin seek
to portray to the world that de-
| mocracies - and ours, in par
ticular - are weak, vacillat-
ing, lacking in stability.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-17
BACK HOME STUFF

Well, We ed has realized a life
long yen, one dating from boyhood:
to get inside the Nathaniel Kendall
mansion on the heights beyond Fair
Haven. . Nate Kendall was one
Of the richest men in the COM
munity, a brewery and traction
mogul, and looked the part, huge,
commanding and autocratic. -.
His castle, a massive place of
red granite, stood on a high hill
from what then was a view Of 40
miles down Long Island sound.
As a kid we used to gaze in awe
as the Kendalls drove out of the
broad driveway behind a span of
horses. But nobody, not even
playfully brash kids. crashed the
Kendall grounds. . They seemed
part of a baronial fortress.
Last week you could have
knocked us over with a either when
we saw a huge electric sign 1.-The
Castle" over the mansion. . The
kendall Place" is now a restau.
rant. and a pretty unusual one.
We made for it at top speed and
at last motored up the curved drive.
way, ordered boy, put this car
up!" roamed the broad verandas
and had a fine dinner where ou1
earliest idea of a millionaire once
slept.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-17
CROW AGENCY


In the presence of relatives
and friends in the Crow Bap-
fist church at Lodge Grass on
Wednesday at 8 p. M, Miss
Mary A. Magnani, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Magnani of
Lodge Grass, was united III
marriage to James R. Dill, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Dill OF
Burlingame, Kan. Miss Clara
Olds officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a brown CAB
ardine suit with brown and
yellow accessories. Her corsage
was of yellow pom pons and
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. B. R. Carey, a sister Of
the bridegroom. was matron OF
honor. She wore a blue suit
with brown accessories and
wore a corsage OF pink roses
and chrysanthemums.
B. R Carey, brother-in-laW
of the groom, was best man.
Mrs. A. E. Magnani, mother
of the bride, wore a fuschla
dress with black accessories
and a corsage of pink roses.
The bride graduated from
the Lodge Grass high school
and served two years in the
United States navy.
The groom graduated from
the Harveyville, Kan. high
school and attended Sterling
college at Sterling. Kan. He
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ency to Mt. Storm, Miss Head
will not be able to attend her
mothers funeral, which was
held en- Tuesday afternoon.
Urban Landon received word
on Wednesday evening of the
serious illness of his mother,
Mrs. Agatha Brown of Column
bus, and left Immediately with
his family for her bedside.
She passed away that evening.
Crow Agency friends extend
deepest sympathy to Miss Head
and to Mr. LandOn and family.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-17
BY CARL HELM

New York. - It's a town in
which a man could land some
times does) walk up the main
drag in a pair of purple paja-
mas without causing much of a
stir. Some people would turn
around, others would speculate
on whats the angle?" - but
the White-gloved cops wouldn't
even give him a tumble.
It's all in the New Yorkisn
ira
dition. increasingly accentuatei
in these United Nation: days
by the native CARDS of Hindus
and Moslems, Turks and Ukra-
niGls - to note but a few -
joining in the Broadway and
Fifth Ave. parade in this capt.
tai of the world.
Swarthy, big-earringed Wom-
en- in scarlet saris which swathe
them from head to heel: Chi
nese beauties in skin-tight silk
gowns slashed up the side;
fiercely-bearded officer in jew
eled turbans, pink-cheeked SOL
diers in tartan kits - they
sight-see and shop without
causing a ripple.
This mind -your-oWn = bust
ness" fetish sometimes cause:
you to wonder, though, whether
the man you see slumped in q
doorway is placidly sleeping, CT
! drunk, or sick unto death
/ without stopping to find out.
! New theatrical seasons on
and you might want to heal
! Victor Herbert's fine old song:
sung in the new operetta
Gypsy Lady," though it's pref
ty dull and pretentious.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-17
Price Control News

Certificate of transfer is re-
quired by OPA regulations to
be filed by every seller of a
new or used car within five
days following sale, in the local
price control board. The neces-
sary form is obtainable at To-
cal board offices. Certificate of
transfer may be mailed to the
district OPA office in Helena.
Every seller of a new or used
EAR, whether individual owner
or dealer, is included in the
regulation, and must file GER
tificate of transfer.
The Office of Price Admin
iStration announced the list OF
agricultural products which will
continue under price ceilings
as of October l., in accordance
with the secretary Of agricul.
lures monthly certification OF
commodities in short supply.
Price controls automatically
lapse on any agricultural COM
modify which is not certified
by the secretary of agriculture
to be in short supply.
Chief changes in the OPA lis
result from omission OF fresI
and frozen salmon, oat cereals
canned corn, all dOmestl
canned fruit and fruit juices
and wet and pressed suga'
beet pulp from this month
ShOrt-Supply certificatiOn.
Canned fruit items remove.
from OPA'S list include canned
peaches. pears. apples anc
their juices. as well as canned
fruit cocktail and mixed fruits
In addition. OPA had removed
during September by action 0!
the price administrator Other
commodities including honey
mincemeat, vinegar, canned
rhutarb, canned mushrooms
and canned lentils, and the fol-
lowing frozen foods: Brussels
sprouts, rhubarb and turnip:.
About the only canned fruit
remaining under price ceiling;
at this time is canned pineap'
pie and pineapple juice.
Spectacular gains in produc'
ton of some building material;
were registered in August ove1
previous months, and were fa1
above VI day levels a veal
earlier. Gypsum board and lath
and asphalt roofing and Siding
reached new peaks above sup
posed capacity. Metal building
materials showed spectacula,
gains. Plumbing fixtures Weri
leaders in increased production
sinks up SO per cent, to a new
all-time peak, bathtubs up 2
per cent to the highest leve
since 1941, and lavatories ant
bowls up 20 per cent to new
postwar highs. Critically need
ed cast iron soil pipe produc
ton rose 20 per cent to tn
highest since VI day. Nails in
creased 1S per cent, reaching
the highest level so far thu
year.
There is still urgent need TO
every bit of used fat that cal
be salvaged by housewives ant
others. The end of the war di;
not reduce this need. 1t is nov
greater than ever. We will con
tinue to be short of fats an
oils for some time to come. I
is essential that used household
fats be saved to insure supple
of soap to the grocers' shelves
Save used fats and oils.
With the closing of the OPP
price control board at Glasgow
September 80, Valley, Roosevelt
Daniels and Sheridan countie
have been transferred to tn