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The union times., 1946-03-23

IS Sl.Uo an hour.
 The same bids listed the mechan- ics' rate at $1.O6, when the mini mum rate for carpenters in this type of construction is $l.5O; and the rate for iron workers in the Hartford area is $2 per hour; with the rates for other crafts set accord ingly.
 Answer Received
 The State Building Trades Council last week sharply protested to both the State Wage Labor Board and to the Highway Department on the rates as listed by the Highway Depart ment. This week Secretary Treasurer O'Kane received the following reply from A. Bushell, Deputy State High way Commissioner:
 ssDear Mir. O'Kane:
 ''This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of March llth rela- tive to wage rates in our advertise ment of March 9th, calling for the construction of various projects by the State Highway Department. The rates of wages published are those supplied us by the Labor Board to Determine the Prevailing Rate of Wages on Road and Bridge Work Authorized by the State, and are the minimum rates that con- tractors could pay on the various projects. There is nothing in the advertisement that would prevent contractors from paying more than these minimum rates supplied us.
 Tt is not within the province of the Highway Department to question how these rates are arrived at, and we would suggest that this matter be taken up with the State Wage Board directly.
 Heavy Schedule
 "The Highway Department has a heavy schedule of lettings to put out for bids, and inasmuch as both the State and Federal authorities have passed on the specifications calling for the minimum rates, 1t is felt that no useful purpose would be accomplished by holding up or recalling the bids for these projects under the circum- stances referred to above; that is, that there is no question but what con- tractors can pay more than the rates set by these specifications.
 cit is expected that there will be another letting advertised about the first of April, and that a meet ing with the State Wage Board could probably be held by your Council early enough to meet any objections that the Council has to the minimum wages as advertised. I shall be very glad to make my office, Room 52O in the State Office Building, available for a meeting of the Connecticut State Building and Construction Trades Council and the State Wage Board, as I have done in the past, provided you advise me a few days in ad- vance so that arrangements can be made for such meeting.
 Trusting that this will be satisfac- tory to all concerned"
The union times., 1946-03-23
McMahon To Press Atomic Bomb Fight
Building Trades To Push For Meeting
Barry And O'Kane Determined To Correct Situation Whereby Sub-Standard Rates Are Used In
 Advertisements For State Work

The Connecticut State Building and Construction Trades Coun c pushing for early meeting with the State Wage Labor Board announced this week by President Michael Barry and Secretary Treasurer James OKane The purpose of the meet
 ing is perfect machinery which would avoid the situation of last week. when the State Highway Department advertised for bids for construction work and listed 86cae for laborer when the the Hartford where the work is be
The union times., 1946-03-23
AFL Screen Extras Win Coast Ballot

San Francisco (LPA)-By nearly a two-to-one vote, the AFL Screen Extras Guild became the bargaining agent for screen extras last week. Op- posed by the independent Screen Play CTS Union, the campaign to win back Hollywood's extras to the AFL fold was highly successful.
The union times., 1946-03-23
MILLIONAIRE TRUCK-DRIyER

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. NPA)- Probably the only multi-lnillionaire truck-driver in the world is a mem Der of Local 656, AFL Truck Driv- CTS Union. Louis A. Yates, who struck it rich in west Texas oil fields, believes in organized labor, and his money hasn't changed his mind.
The union times., 1946-03-23
SOME PEOPLE SEE THE LIGHT

DIES MONIES, Iowa (LPA)- Iowans realize that higher wages are necessary, according to recent Iowa Poll and they favor boosting the minimum wage from its present 40c to the 65c.
The union times., 1946-03-23

MNO0 GHOdLHTH AQTa LHnO0 g 1HvdaIT ELvLS
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The union times., 1946-03-23

''Cive me the money that has been spent in war, and l will clOthe every man, woman and child in at- tire of which kings and queens would be proud. I will build schoOlhOuse in every valley over the whole earth. will crown every hill side with a place of worship cOnse- crated to the gospel of peace.
 Charles Sumner.
Evening star., 1946-04-28
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house; moderate
PHILADELpH1A-wAsH Fl al, snse
garage, n. j. suburbs. 3o-45 min, down
town Phila. l block .parochial and PUBLIC
schools for 3;br detached .rslss house With With
venient to parochial SCHOOLS and trans
BIpRm G9s asr a4ec tor 4bedrm ftsE nseWes
sser fs oher seetons IN
D. e. Want to exchange ordway nr; 34th
U.s. + n0eSr entrance anss'na hall % vins % room M dining
rm.. den, kitchen. recreation rm.. laundry
rm,. maids rm,, maids bath, bedrooms.
garage inclosed yard; 6 years old; oil
heat; condition Immaculate: convenient
af S6sa Must fbnoppns 81 eav
bedrms. and ga baths. Write Box 492-V.
sIIxANpRIH sisE SS 1F0kefI Well.turnshed 2-bedrm
duplex apt. for house or apt. near n: Y. c.
and preferably near beach; summer only.
a-BEDRooM r BRICK HOUSE, years old,
porch and yard, oil heat: Alexandria, va. va.
for z or 3 Dsdro9m ogeI house in New 70 York
Z H. sft 5sss ss ss Similar s;se
PaILapTfpaisrw P2H aG5Efi Sisr AsH1NGr u
N. j.. oil INV. heat, Insulated, fireplace.
neighborhood in washington area. Box
WAsHi1NGToN-NEw sIlsGi SeaFi YoRk-Nicely 81 Stu.
ated 2bedroom,, 3-yr..old brick detached
bungalow, "a mile D. c. line, to exchange
for bungalow in or near n; Y. e, 7 64o7
Flander drive, Hyattsville, Md. SH. 2471
Observation-Disclosures 4-year-old subur-
ban home, kids paradise, 20 minutes, from
City Hall, available June l. for 3-bedroom
house p. G, or Maryland; prefer sale swap,
BALTIMORE = Desirable fve-room white
shingle home: northern suburb; for home
NV. Can Can MA. 97s5 or see MR.. BROWN
EXCHANGE .WAsHINGToN-NEw YORK
City-Beautiful 5-bedroom house, George
town section, available Immediately. lease
basis, furn. or unfurn, in exchange Tor
comfortable house or apartment in or near
WAHNroN Mex HeEE Gsy rdR HeS new isSR SRr
attractive house. Foxhall Village; will ex-
change for 3 or room apt. in Manhattan,
preferably lower 9Th ave. section. WO.
$500 any time; Gramercy 300l9 after
LOVELY APT. in GEORGETOWN t4M rooms
and BATH; will trade for chance to buy
your home; immediate possession. Box
uNfHRSisHED ttA7Hi Sisii HOUSE WANTED; have
conveniently located apartment to trade if
RENT EXCHANGED. washington Austin,
Tex: attractive 3-bedroom house in Sc.
for 3-bedroom house or apartment in Aus
tin or vicinity. Call FIR. ,OS74. .
BRICK HOUSE, 6 rms, 3 bedrms., for sale
by owner, Silver Spring area. Will accept
smaller house or close-in acreage in part ar
payment, or what have you to trade?
Evening star., 1946-04-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Corner
detached e1 brick lot 5GKl2o; lst H. Lying
ton room close to shopping; bus at cor
sESssS9k HsSsss an Nm En- $685.
ehfIssSi CHEVY CHASE, B. c.-very desirable de-
tached, stone-front home, Contains Nv-
nd ns fHGm xh ocE ana a9ns 5 o% XII
3 spacious bedrooms and baths on 2nd
f. Finished srd 4. Screened porch; gas
SKHSR vSERaS 5ERsS5 sa EN- NJ lsaS NsHjs ii S's
Built 5 iii Ta'f FoR a0 : FAMs1LIEs-Row Brick;
ample amp " closet lose W space; recre. Gre Tn rm.. gas gas. h.
Taob j :. BHRSEss, 25a4 Pa. ave. Sc. odpR:
VACANT. possession immediately-Brad-
bath. basement. front and back porches,
oil hsyh; s h nsyly o DECORATED; garage @ nice
sEss sf sS5a s5$2 ps sssSe sse s aesn FIR as0a
Mr.. ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, s.E.-semi-
det., Z rms. "a baths, 2 porches, fire.
sosi5o sif sfs5oS garage q gssa q
fe iHs sfrTfE I'll AS sSI Tf. p row Srick
buildings, each consisting of 10 rms, 9
rm. above: must be sold together; good
wh.; SO 500 IT. IT. p. BUReEss. 1884 Pa
eSsGkEssR 5s sR HSTs S$Es ust shrhe brick Bun
galow you've been looking for. Attractive
design; 5 rms, tiled bath. fireplace. large
utility room (no basement. laundry trays,
= ~. e. sB
Evening star., 1946-04-28
HOUSES FURNISHED

JUNE l TO SEPT: Country estate in
va. 70 acres and lovely Colonial home Of
room and bath; outbuildings; excellent
condition and I'd well furnished; about 90
WHIS4n HSg Olyd srpT CHI 3l3l or Gil t43 a434 hons.
sss ss" s55 10 NC bo1 ,5 ia g,.s sbassS
ii0s 3oth ST. N:E.~6 months only; 8
rms, eee ref, oil burner, lg. porch and
SMALL FAMILY. no small children. for
employed to keep 1 or rooms. WI o922.
4 LOVELY country house in Va: 40 miles
yeaT yfoT Wash eale e Can mIfs pE from
Nicely furn. and large lot: 2 large bedrms.
den and bath uptsairs; twin beds in one
only; rel. required. sa25 monthly. BOX
toxHAEI 5eSsHi Ear sD;zMay 10 throush Ss ssRs
garden,, $3.50 per mo. Ma. 6313 or EN-.
Hist HisTokfc sHS eouSrsY S ssSF HOME. large Trees
and lawn, 20 minutes from White House;
comfortable and exceptionally cool for for
WITH ebildTen. qea0'5 Available sS for mohths,
MT. PLEASANT sEcTIoN-comfortab
furnished, rooms. bath; screened porches'
MSS sR,s NAY zvE near nea sGsf Sts
Dignified, .charmingly furnished house, ap-
proximately IL rooms, baths. elevator,
open a5eplaGes; 5000 For appo1ptment o6 nt
write Box 450-B. Star. -2S
JUNE 10 to october l. High-class house,
in fine neighborhood, $500 per month
References required. WO. 5511.
EXPERT ANGLER member Liars Club
wants fishing partner for any week or
week end. Have car and cottage on
bay. will rent. Refs. exchanged. Gil
owners 1o-RooM HOME. furnished;
June 22 to Sept. %: $500 per mo. $500
CHEVY CHASE. d. CO bedrooms; for 2
months. beginning May %; $500 month.
EN- 1883. Or write Box 2l7-C, Star. .
BUNGALOW. furnished; employed couple
preferred; owner to retain one room; May
81 to middle Sept. probably longer. WI.
NEARBY vIRGINIA-Will share my at
tractive home with another woman execu-
tive or 2 employed adults; S125 mo-; ref
erences Box 459-B, Star.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. HOME in Chevy
Chase. Md, near Conn; ave; bedrooms
and maids quarters $500 per mo-: avail
able now. E. M. FRY, INC, 7240 Wiscon-
sin ave WI GAO. 80
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. 2-bedroom house,
oil burner: Bethesda Chevy Chase, Md. Sec
tion Rox oT0-Y Star
Evening star., 1946-04-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE, furnished or rnfurnished. by
mother, 2 veteran sons and adult dsush.
AleSandrias 4 Box 1905; Star. ,
ouse d se WIFE anS
Phone CAPT. LEONARD. DE. foil. Ext. II
or DE. 4400 SUNDAYS and evenings. 30'
BRITISH OFFICER, wife and children
require furnished house or apartment
2 to 8 bedrms., anywhere within 20 miles
Washington, near bus or train. Up to $20(
for long or short period. Apply LIT COL
FLATT, 1910 K st. NV. Telephone Execu.
tive 2020, Ext. 22S. -28
Evening star., 1946-04-28
HOUSES FURN. OR UhFURN.

CONN. AVE. residential, 800 block-First
floor. large front rm. with hot and cold
water basin; suitable doctors office; includ-
rms. tiled bath; ready for occupancy: first
floor rear, 3 rms. kitchen, shower bath;
rented; second floor front. one rm., kitchen,
running water, cedar closet, also available
This 3-unit brick. semidet. house includes
a finished basement with bath and shower.
laundry, Gear garage. oil heat: owner
leaving, will sell directly to purchaser for
S37 800: substantial cash required. Call
MI. 5395. HEANEY g. CO., 1858 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1946-04-28
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

PARTLY FURN. row brick. NV; conv.
shops, transp; oil h.-wh,; now has S11O
monthly income which can be greatly. in
creased: 4 to Z more rms to rent, Address
P o. Box 3642, GEORGETOWN Station. Give
name, address. phone and references. 20
1871 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Detached frame.
12 rooms. 3 baths, hot-water heat; needs
redecorating; will lease at 81 rs per month
or as is for $3.50 per month: open Sun
day from l to 1870. URCIOLO REALTY
co. ME 4Q41
Evening star., 1946-04-28

1898; ewes. call Mr.. vallario. HI. 16s4.M. An
TAKoMA, 1I. =, PARK; AR s1s,5oo.mAn1 An Attractive
Sssk Hasn 6 dsss fenRtee RaS
Fl 5usT Tsoi OFF unsfI RHODE PSI BLAND AVE. NE.
Attractive semibungalow Of 4 rooms and
se oor s and Ta
in the basement; automatic heat, an in
s9ae Esy s2me Il sSosfRs ac for D
RoaERs RsSi Hatil HR1eHrs, eR Mp.-1arse. lot de-
and and frame: oil heat: close to Everything
s5o and the prss Is only SIG6Seo Let
hoVELY LOVE w NE. AsEcSTTIIoN-s rooms. bath,
Hainv RHderp hone en Al Prsss sss, rgh nit
sGfLblNG. furniture n eo and S BUSINESS: Mass.
siee1y FURNISHED , and clean Ineos abe1t be1
SsS%; rs wi ss SlfvnR' Sos 10Th s':
ne: ' in SG iss block Z 70 righs Of % 18Th and nd
full detached home, in ideal restricted To-
odsan fce1 e1f s sza room
library and music room at present: End
door bedrooms and ,nt bath fun basement;
terms. Call Mr.. Wood, with D. H. JOHN
SON CO., MA. s296, eve. and Sun, Ii.
FURNISHED HOUSE, rms, 2 porches
full basement; poss. at once; good neigh
borhood at r; l. ave; and n. Cap. st: ne.
For appoint. to inspect, call TABLER
INC, Real Estate. RE. 5000, 1713 NJ st
IRVING ST. AT 16th-Lge. 3-story brick
Will be redec. for purchaser. s bdrms.
Ideal rooming house location. Terms arr
cali TABLER, INC. Real Estate. RE. 5000,
|1713 M st. NV. -28
5-RM. HOUSE, in fine Sc section: large lot:
only $4,000 cash. full price; take look
Office. PAUL j. MILLER, Du. 2422
Evening star., 1946-04-28

sspss,ay sassd fo5 r. foesoE ssatis
ne. NEWsoM. Ii. a070. - "
BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS, MD.-Vacant
Lovely authentic williamsburg brick Co.
course, This IS az fine neishborhoods hoe sV,i 81
Charming, new homes built Just before the
war. The lot has a frontage so feet, leve
The house is perfect, in appointment anc
condition, has large. living room with dis.
tinetiye marble fireplace; large dining room
floor with ; large bedrms., each with ''l
closets, also storage attic. Full basemen
with Oil &C. heat. Death in, family ha'
by appointment only. CHEVY cHAsi
REALTY Co, 34o3 Conn. ave. EN-. lsO(
sf5fi BETHsEsg6A.: i gH: MD.-An excellent e-rm
ing rm: and very large kitchen. 2nd floor
Seds GstR ha a S sasensn oos
shoppias' transportafon nea and 0 SCHOOL, ose Alse
seSs r Ta HsPe aso eeGrsa aye ssIS sd
entrance. SH. 114l; If no answer, .sH
SILVER sPRING-A beautiful woodmor
lots Priced s1e.5oo. MoDERN N REALTY RI
4i fS4 ffe1fss & no snswe4 Svs sH ade s54 sprance
TWO-FAMILY sPECIAL-Congress Height,
Modern two-family home in perfect con.
dition. Originally built with separate en-.
frances and meters. Each apartment ha.
living room, 2 bedrooms. kitchen and di
recreation room. Prompt possession Of Is
floor apartment. MITCHELL QUICK, DI
| 1881 until 8 pm.
NEAR 14th and Columbia rd.--We have :
splendid roomins houses next to each othe
with IA rooms and IA baths each hot
water heat, good condition: they are priced
| nrnnnSitia0
wide awake buyer. Sundays and nights
call DE: C557; ether times, METzLER
Realtor Builder, DI. $500, 1106 Vernon
| ave.
dr. n.w.-Beautiful detach. brick, in Lowell!
wooded section Of Kalmia rd. and Porta
dr.; location that promotes fine livini
with the ground ample and choice; firs
rm.. large ktch.. fully equipped; .secont
foor, has three lovely bedrms. and sleeping
recreation rm:, auto. oil heat. 2-car bricl
price; possession at settlement. We invit,
yrr, your inspection today. LEO M BERN W n
A Complete Real Estate Institution.
Evening star., 1946-04-28
polntment 70 inspe
ROOMING HOUSE

business, Eye St
baths, oil heat
ing 5 elec. refr
income quoted,
quarters; price
down. Better
Realtor, 1910
RE S140
Evening star., 1946-02-24
lydia Br01Un
engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie r. Brown
Of Fayetteville, N. c., have an
nounced the engagement Of thei,
daughter, Miss Lydia Elizabeth
Brown, to Mr.. Bushrod Corbin
Washington, jr.
Miss Brown, who has lived here
for several years, formerly was with
the Treasury Department and is
now with the United States News
She formerly attended the Wash
ington Business Institute.
Mr.. Washington received his B. A.
and LIB. at George Washington
University, where he is a member
Of the Phi Alpha Delta fraternity
His parents recently have returned
to Washington after living for a
number of years in Norristown, Pa,
where he attended high school.
The wedding will take place in
the summer.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Mary Sisler
W eds in Church

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Linwood Lay.
ton announce the marriage of theil
granddaughter, Miss Mary Made.
line Sisler, to 1t. Robert Tucker Alb.
bott, M. c., N. S. N. r., son Of Col
Charles M. Abbott of Boston anc
the late Mrs. Abbott. The couple
was married by the Rev. Charles
w. Wood in st. Paul's Episcopa
Church, Rock Greek Parish on Feb.
ruary Is.
Given in marriage by her uncle
Mr.. Richard T. Layton, the bride
wore a white satin gown trimmed
with lace and a full train. The
finger-tip veil of illusion was helc
by Juliet cap and she carried 9
white prayer book with orchids anc
stephanotis. Her sister and maid ol
honor, Miss Margrett Turpin Sisler
was gowned in pink taffeta with
matching Juliet cap, carrying 9
bouquet of white carnations anc
pink roses.
Prof. william j. Clench OF Cam.
bridge, Mass, was best man, anC
the ushers were Mr.. Horace L. Lay.
ton of Washington and Mr.. Rich
ard w. Foster of Boston.
A reception followed in the Pan
American Room of the Hotel Statler
at which the brides grandmother
helped receive in a gown of gray
crepe
Mrs. Abbott attended Georoe
Washington University, and hei
husband was studying at Harvard
at the time of entering the serv-
ice. He was in medical research
In the Pacific for IA months, and
served as a naval aviator for three
years. After wedding trip the
couple will live in Cambridge, where
1t. Abbott will resume his studies
at Harvard.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
| Joint Recital
Us Planned

Music lovers and friends of Nine
Camille Chautemps and Mr.. Marco
Ancher will be interested to hear
that joint recital will be given by
them on March II in the presiden-
tial ballroom of the Statler Hotel
Nine. Chautemps Is well known as q
pianist and Mr.. Ancher, founder oi
the Chamber Music Guild, as a Gel
list. The recital will be at 8:3C
o'clock and Judging by the reserva-
tions already made the ballroom
promises to be filled to capacity.
Boxes have been reserved for the
Chinese Ambassador and Nine. Wei
the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Fred Vinson, Mrs. Newton E
Barkalow, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan HurWitz
and others. Among those who have
reserved seats are Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Bidwell Dierssen, Capt
and Mrs. Thomas Moran, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Stanley Woodward, Capt. anc
Mrs. E. Richard Henning, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Victor E. de Mers, Miss Dor.
othy Rutherford and Admiral ane
Mrs. Paul Henry Bastedo.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
NezV York Weddine
OF Note in CabifaL

A former Washington resident
Miss Irene York Wall, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Wall ol
Walkertown, N. c.. was married
February to Mr.. Joseph Anthony
Bolts in the rectory of st. Patrick.
Cathedral, New York City. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alexander Bolts of Coeymans
N. Y. where the couple will make
their home.
The bride, who worked here fol-
year in the passenger traffic de.
partment of the Southern Railway
System, included among her at.
tendants Miss Elizabeth Whitfield
of New York City, formerly Of
Washington.
The bridegroom recently was dis
charged from the Army after five
years service, including 18 months
in the European theater.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

Mrs. august Lutte of s ,yan
entered the WAC in July, 1879
After period OF service with Col
Hobby in Washington. she was as
signed to the Southeast Asia Com
mand and later became secretary
and aide to 1t. Gen. Albert j
Wedemeyer in the Southeast Asia
Theater. Gen. Wedemeyer is now
commander of United States troops
in China.
Mr.. Myer a resident OF Geyser-
vile, Calf, was a priorities and
traffic officer of the ATC in Central
Africa. Later he became aide to
Brig. Gen. Earl S. Hoag, command
ing general of the Africa Middle
East Wing of ATC, and continued
in that capacity while Gen. Hoag
commanded the India China and
European Divisions of ATC.
The couple will live in California
where Mr. Myer is now in business.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Elizabeth Luke
w ed to Mr.. Mper

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth M.
Lutte, formerly major of the WAC
and one-time aide to Col. Oveta
Culp Hobby, commander of the
WAC, in Washington, to Mr.. Robert
H. Myer, formerly a captain of the
Air Transport Command, took place
on February 16 at Sheboygan, Wis.
Miss Lutte, daughter of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1946-02-24

M 1eos LIE q EhSlN.
Wed recently to 1t. F. Petre-
gile de Percin, the bride is the
former Miss Rosilyn Klosky,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Klosky. The bride
groom is the son of Mrs. F.
Petregile de Percin and the
late Mr.. de Percin OF Marti-
niQue, French West indies.
Underwood Photo.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-12
MIR. Truman's Mind

Two paragraphs in Drew Pear
sons behind the scenes column
Thursday are quite interesting-and
may carry some significance. In one
il was stated that General George
Marshall had cabled President Tru-
man from China asking what he
should do next. since efforts TO
mediate differences between the
warning Chinese factions appeared
futile. Mr.. Truman sent word bach
that he had every confidence in
Marshall's judgment and for him TO
take any action he saw fit. In the
other il was said the President had
cablcd Secretary Byrnes in Paris %
write the speech Mr.. Truman will
delivcr at the opening of the Unit
ed Nations General Assembly i'm
New York October 80. The chief
executive was quoted as saying he
wanted to follow the Byrnes foreign
policy to the last dotted al" and the
last crossed a..
Is Mr.. Truman but a Charlie Nc
Carthy. echoing in one instance the
mind of General Marshall in Chin,
and in the other Mr.. Brynes in
Paris? And does Mr.. Truman know
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-12
And That's That

Prc>idcn, Truman has officially
aud fatty denied that the United
States has furnished Britain 4 stock
pile of atomic bombs. And. TO.
whatever il is worth. for better cr
Tor worse, that's that. Knowing.
however. tina, our English cousins
We're all the while in on the secret.
one could have been pardoncd ina
>'wmlSing that they already has
some oi the little pills.
Ii was not So much that Britain
may have had the bombs. but rathc.
the rcperCUSSIOnS resulting from
such possession and the purpose al
II. Fear of the reaction upon Russia
explains the element of news III III"
original report and the subsequent
Genial by the President. Every une
nowadays. Il seems, has to ike and
breathe with the SovlclS IN mind. as
though nothing can be undertaken
or done that dISplcaSrS Uncle Joe
Stain. II may be assumed with rCa-
sunablc certainty. to DC sure. that he
would ask no ones permission. NJ
even take the trouble 10 inquire as
io viewpoints of amy other nation.
But Britain and the United State,
somehow seem unable To get away
from the idea OF appcascmcut, while
ii the same time mo- one Is going uIt
Of his way 'o appcasc us.
InCldcu'ajiy. the further develop
mcnt that three former service m,u
had picture of nc atomic bomb and
had tried To- sell them to Baltl-
more newspaper reveals SumCthw.
of The length To- which some Amcri-
cans will go inr personal gain. wha.-
ever the effect may Toe upon tho
common welfare and safety Of Their
country. What will bc their punish
ment. IT the case against them IT,
proved. remains 10 be seen. but In
. tie imagination is needed 10 sur
mise wha, would happen in similar
circumstances IN Russia. I n Y
wouldn't need ever again TO worry
about their health. The SuylCts ha .
it name Tor it-and remedy. No,
that We would advocate such cX-
,vcmcS here. but then the COM
rarisUn may be in order.