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Evening star., 1946-03-09
Group Indorses Sales Tax,
Commercial Rent Control

Adoption of the sales tax for the
District and enactment of legis-
lation for commercial property rent
control were recommended last
night by the Washingtonians Cit
liens Association.
The group also took issue with
the attack made by Mrs Eugene
Meyer on the Board of Public We'll
fare because of its stand on the
size and provisions of the projected
new receiving home for Children.
Miss Eta Taggart, president, pro-
posed that the association support
the sales tax recommended yester-
day by the Washington Board of
Trade. The motion was unani-
mously passed.
On a motion by Mrs. Ann Sharp
Seitz, the group decided to urge the
adoption of Government-contr
horse racing in the District. Mrs
Sharp-Seitz pointed out it would be
an excellent means of collecting
revenue.
]Ao VIC SQ66CoelOll VI Nnlo ttl d
Ryan, the association Endorsed the
Barry rent control bill, now pending
before Congress, which would extend
rent control to all District business
establishments.
Mrs. Henry F. Sawtelle proposed
that the association request ap-
pointment of a bona flde resident
of the District to the vacancy in
the Municipal Court.
The group also proposed to have
a committee study the circum-
stances concerning IS fees paid by
veterans taking examinations for
high school credits. This money is
reported to be used for incidental
expenses"
The meeting was held in the High
lands Apartments, 1900 block of Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Volunteers Of America
Mark 50th Anniversary

The Volunteers of America today
celebrates the 50th anniversary OF
its founding in little storeroom
opposite Cooper Union in New York.
Branches now function in every
State.
The group maintains a free-day
nursery and emergency home at
1925 Sixteenth street NV; a Vic
tory Service Center for armed forces
personnel at 924 New York; avenue
NV; gospel missions in Arlington
and Alexandria, Va, and a summer
camp for underweight children at
Annapolis, Md.
In charge of the Washington unit
are 1t. Col. and Mrs. Walter o.
Ulrey, who came here after serving
the Bowery Tabernacle of the Or
ganization in New York City.
Evening star., 1946-03-09

people to their constitutional pre-
negatives"
Forty-eight of the So cards repre-
sent the States of the Union. -Four
others are devoted to the presiden-
tial and vice presidential candidates
of two rival political parties.
The SD card represents Washing
ton. You take it out of the pack be-
fore playing, because, as Mr.. Har-
worth points out, it is simply a
Joker" renamed Washington, D. c.,
and rightly so, for the citizens of our
National Capital do not participate
in presidential elections"
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Center Address Postponed

Rabbi Meyer Greenberg director
of the Hillel Foundation at the Uni
versity of Maryland. will speak on
Leaders in American Jewry" at the
Jewish Community Center on March
II at $3.50 pm. instead of tomorrow
as previously announced, the center
announced today.
Evening star., 1946-03-09

A poll of people who have been
buying United States Bonds on the
payroll savings plan shows that
only 70 per cent think they would
save as much if they couldn't buy
bonds that way, in easy, regular
installments.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Cleanup, Pointup Week
Proclaimed in District

The Commissioners yesterday pro-
claimed the week Of April to April
Is as cleanup, paintup week.
They called on residents to clean
up and paint their properties and
to keep from littering sidewalks and
streets. Civic and trade associa-
tions were asked to cooperate.
Eve believe that such concerted
action on the part of our residents
and citizens" the Commissioners
declared, will result in making
Washington the cleanest city in the
United States" IS
Evening star., 1946-03-09

Men, 1874! Be "Guardian of
Victory" The Army needs volun-
teers and now offers the greatest
inducements for an Army career
ever devised. Get the full details
during visit to the Army Recruit-
Ing Station, 403 Tenth street NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-09

The words of annie Laurie"
we're first printed in 1924 and set
to music in 1885.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

one 5 LOT Of ses ses teaS so
6au1las 6aAhaEs sts H ns Topp65k!sSss p6 co. 9th .na
ins Of IDEAL eosi.ffed Boilers. ThscST;Sx4.tsr
sSaAf sHASLEs ss.fI Il foMskfSsss, Co. 9TH snd
sasa ssa RsoS 5ss ssss &C. ns s5o'sss 49,
ExCAvAToRs' ATTENTIoN-1,oo 900 yds.
sssz$! sss tshaa ave
1M.inch 1 "' f:5, lenses ' and fiiters, Revere
and caSe reels reel Title
consider direct sale. Address Box 13.-z,
AL AL KINDS OF LUMBER for SALE, doors
INC MsTR3Po5ITAN sg5 fs i cSSThAGT1Ng SN 5sS
d3ien aos SAth dai Ho Hslaxrx 7i95 bed in good
pain, gg Dggshes. from to inches for sale.
\ NEW SI G; E E. /. s..sso X. self charging gert-
TRADE FUR COAT, I4-1s. for chest of
d drawers; sell fiat top Office desk s25. WI
1a5 FILE CABINETS, wood, legal and let
ter size, with locks, some with steel roll
also 200 fuoreseent desk lamps, some with
fsf1s + fash oreE ftRsE 2Sf sfHR
6SE esf RaEcTRrG efT G0rk RoNlR oys table model
Sl0 one adjustable dress form, $40. FIR.
ONE USED SIT. Hosman meat display case,
Semetete Go aes WIZ aS compressor m operstng Can
a & ' steel s doubie avf bed eonpete
be- q, nv: or call Randolph a5o5;
YEARLY NEAR H1sa' 81 900 woRTH sos OF USED Ayro
parts; best offer. FLINT, $500 Marlboro
FouR H. LAD2Ss H9 snsrf sufrs sans winter coat and
prced fqankn hfms s5G SIeI Ext
M9aday 4I2R gr s$S5 s Ssi PoToMAG y ,f HRMA sSiS
2kG SEHyS 56s 4 RI ea e5ts R sand and
conducts, glass. 9x15, I1x17, 16x@O, 29x
ss: Big \ Nash ~ CHASSIS and ? good tires.
mortar mixer, sls5; Fay g. Egan joiner,
AsKl aIa s -. AoGE sdss; CHANCE to open an ss: ice
box and compressor write Box 256-z'
500 cINDER BLOCKS for sale, 4xsxls.
CoMPi.. FURN: bed.l!v. room. ss5: wks
COMPLETE furnishings of studio apt, in
cluding two 39-in. Hollywood beds and
bles, screen, dishes, cooking utensils; all
less than l year old; selling at half price
and less: no dealers, Phone EX. 1859.
cooler? ROSEN g. McCAULEY REFRG.
! CO. 304 s st. ne. has 7 fl. wide, 8 it
high wa walk-in cooler See It between 10
FOR SALE, three pairs of shoes, only worn
once, size CAB, Just like new, one black
| takes all three pairs Emerson 4412 all
day Sunday.
TO SETTLE ESTATE-Secretary, bronze
| lamp, sideboard, drapes, coffee table, man S
suit. oyercoat. tuxedo size 40 RE. 1898
Evening star., 1946-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator. Call Dupont
50OS. s
FRONT WINDOW and desk space in store.
1870 14th ST. NV
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 6.2 st. NV. National
1904.
$40 per month. Phone Hobart 05O0, Ext
us
POWER SHOVEL, bulldozers, trucks and
truck cranes, contract or rentals. OIL
Evening star., 1946-04-07
POULTRY & EGGS.

s.: dozen esss for S. AGa sH. 5i4s. '''
s% ss = gsf 'sssR Ss4ns
100 HENS and pqllsts 2bogt 200 now lay;
I lss s,sis1,te NEW eHAMPsH1RE REDS, not quite IL
G2nhs old Ss2 ss'h ashton Rsas ssst se
wssks ssV s5as. ed 500 sash: SEoaa SreaSs ~
Ssp,ss HsIhss A. in SQUAD asln.
Ga wns dps pairs Ese S. n14h each 9oans Rn
sters. sl.5o each SQUADS. ST each dressed:
HaR sysTy Visitors EdsoI vecome Ise "
pike At White Flint % Coli tAS Club Sn ksEe kensinre
GIANT eGh r. BsRAHMA EGGS for setting: also
snd iERs PaeS Sick
SEE 81 mafal2f %nAT fou itS ii Bp4aamps 9soam Whit.
Always home. ,Hyattsyilie ,O226. o: G.
Bb bRo92E nS poutz AnRse9s Rsssy hES 81
tabe hasans p0T9asi ~
sss DsPy sPns ana starRsd Rsnpa oy
Tested and culled We know every chick
S1ssI ss 9Toe4 take rsi4a suy 1m
Fri. COWAN FARMS, phi. 2341. Bowie. Md.
HINES CHICKS-Md.. q. S. approved. Pull
lorum tested matches every Thurs. closed
on Sun Olney. Md. Ashton 2021
Reds, Rocks, Crosses. 81 95 per 100 Heavy
asso4tmsnt. ] a.' s59S sq%6o ieshsrn essSa coefa,
erels. So per 100: SIS, per 1000. Mail
orders filed Live delivery guaranteed.
GEM POULTRY, Is N. 9th St. Phila., Z, Pa.
REDS, ROCKS, Crosses. Black or White
Leghorns. bloodtested: S7.95 per 100. Spe-
cial assorted. S395 per 100 Minorca
Sob rs wiLEoY RUN cHfcKs. i5s"sfs Box SIS:
ASSORTED, best quality Reds. Rocks.
Crosses, White or Black Leghorns, sex and
breed, our selection. ST. per 100. I'm
mediate shipment. COD. KRAFTS
BABY Chicks, III bloodtested. st iaHd.e B or w.
Rocks. Reds. Red x Rocks. Eng. Leg. un.
sexed;; your choice. s7.95 per loo, Heavy
81 95 per 100. Large Eng. Leg. Cockerels,
81 per 100. Ship GOD. LONDON
POULTRY. Box 1874. Trenton. Z, n. j.
CHICKS. finest quality bloodtested, Barred
Rocks, Reds, w. Rocks, S7.95 per 100.
Special assortment, So 95 per 100. Jumbo
Minorca broilers. make heavy fryers, So
per 500. Immediate delivery COD.
PEERLESS CHICKS. Camden. N. ].
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1946-04-07

REFRIGERATION
horsepower Frigi,
condition: S25. S
REFRIGERATION
in stock for imr
machines. Hussma
or cold storage VI,
mann dist, 1924 {
REFRIGERATION
condensing units,
immed. delivery;
"a h.p., u h.p., ,
5 h.p., air cooled
PRICE. Hussmanr
st. NV. RA. 3S6:
REFRIGERATION
out Of fir lumber.
built box Sunday
pm. or call RE. 4
REFRIGERATOR,
operating condition
REFRIGERATOR,
it.. $25. 106 33rd
REFRIGERATOR,
late model. used W
REFRIGERATOR,
cond.. direct-curre,
10 am. 905 18th
REFRIGERATION,
perfect condition.
REFRIGERATOR,
ity: porcelain finisl
Rock Creek Churcl
REFRIGERATORS-
meat or delicateS.
also Walk-in ref
Toledo scales: all
best offer will |
after 10 am,
REFRIGERATOR,
Call oxford 2193 ]
10 to 5.
REFRIGERATOR,
pacity, in good cor
st. NV. CO. Oa63
REFRIGERATORS
frigerators. one 4
5-ft. Frigidaire.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

PORCELAIN SINK, SO inch, one piece; left
drainboard complete with trap and fau-
PORCH CANOPY: complete with frames;
| Z #: wide. 7 #. in extension, 3 #. drop;
lmeis "a ssi 9sss 1arna til 3 st. nn I'll
POWER TOoLs-Jigsaw. bench saw. with
or without mtors; electric grill. Black g.
ReckSTi,. PeckeT 7ln sander many other things
PRTNTERS IMPOSING STONES f2,. about
SoS4 isS in ss5o s9 sai DRYING racks, 16c ca
MASON a ssaa DsSs sSndiaR hish
FRrSG FaY AsinftS9 fSnrpMpNr2SS9se TX 2S9s lexis
a" Sheridan PAPER cutter. aut; clamp: one
Nas0nsl MR BhuMNH Nj fttshfE 1s Gan and "a 1oas 81
no. 1000 after pm.
PROTECTOR. 16-mm., German Bauer, 75O
Watt, Tswinder and splicer: price. SIS
PhoyEsToR; Bel p u & n7a Howell; i like new;
PRoyEcToR Pro fSSsio9 slids". dual $50 watt stere.
ZSIss ,faTSR IsnSsS; VII SsaS .t,u ~.
sssGr M SefS PAWNBsoKERs PIaRaBsS Msss
sAsEfc SAbEf co aDDREss g1a St sYsTIm brandnev
Masco'' amplifying outfit complete with
speakers and microphone, for schools.
fhgTehes' t1SEss 1rshsstrss $a25 TEMP
lIfe . IN WNoEboAEktO OhLCfo w., SlO
RADIAToRs (2), s-col, sex5a. comp with
metal cover; ts 5Teol l2xS7; garage doors,
It. WIDE WIDE. 'a Steps afose' ST. 5sba ssai s'ars'
RADIO, Stromberg- Carlson combination,
model 25-PS, good condition. also FIN: $500
cash. Evening after pm. CO. 3799.
RADIO. Motorola, electric push button,
Gnsfasf ss e CAB
3rd and M sts., ne. 8 to 8 pm. z.
IA SADi9, sr sfTomoers s9Es Carlson hoor model
as aaDo sa5o oD SsHRIsps WHsM 6geE sSngsts tYss
RADIO, 10.tube RCA, inlaid walnut con-
sole, cost 500; S72 80: excellent condi-
ton. GE. 1858. 10-4 pm.
RADIO for car, tubes, in perfect condi-
ton. Call GE. 1896, HODGES.
RADIO, communication receiver, RME- 50
$10Q: l0-eallon aquarium with guppies
snaiis, So. Gil. 1871.
RADIO, Zenith, cabinet model good con-
dition; Eureka vacuum cleaner, full at
tachments, good cond. DE. 6169 after
10 am.
RADIO, Philco cabinet model A3sl, s-tube
superhetrodyne: price, $50. DI. 0463.
Call Sunday, 10-4 IN. only
RADIO, RCA, console; excellent shape:
push button: long and short wave; S65,
or best offer. SH. 5646.
RADIO, console model, s bands: world
wide reception; excellent condition; $50
cash. 6105 3rd st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
AVIATION.
HANGAR SPACE for rent. Cali spr

HANGAR SPACE for rent. Call Spruce
FLYING CLUB being oTgspized ,s.s a. for men men
ToWsRnt HsyIGsfTstt AT Ess5s7 details call BOB
i94f tandem. n, 65.h:D': aft,' free hanger for
,nd1sanite period GE: 5l33, ,ous...o,
10 Nn hrs. o total never Never seratched. 35-hp,
io5-m.ph cruising; maroon and cream
soleT accsp a6oN ST. n RoGER aeH5y atb a
sti0n'1s St n'1 eo eoNpH 1850 = NoAf'' -'Ol .'A
FOR SALE, Piper Cub seaplane. Gunston
Cove Seapia1e ne Base; t ? mi MI south 9 ,of 81 ft;
It's 3nn Tem dus faFa Seven eE Sole WAifER
CLARKE instructor. Telephone Lorton
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHVERs So
FUNK: a-place,, side by Side; in excellent
condition. Dual controls Total time less
ana hons nGs sood od'0Heaso
country snip, PRICE, sl,5o0 OF best offer
osord pasa R2as asss cav Veetdays M @ 70 $50
coMMERc1AL PILOT, whose license has
checkout flying instruction by, rated in
S5ss ss5 sHSsS @ ~ EN-
t9ta5 ship 5s! ana 6sSs sRsins 4s5 hours Tsls:
RoR RoGse saIE4S sITaee 0Sss Cub Coupe Fly away a.
I'D buy caI} MI German n sl eRossRoAps
fofJoin f1EpGHT ne fhi yins ce club sS and ny eco
fnFE4 fG1d1ioR W.fNFR Sa Il 5ecen,v mao7ea
recovered chrome. struts and gear. $3.50.
Schrom's Airport, or call SH, S726. =
Evening star., 1946-04-07
RIFLES, S-mm., model aS, German MauSer;
good condition: price. S25 WI 1865.
ROCKS FOR ROCK GARDEN-5621 Utah

RUG, American Oriental wine-blue. 9x12.
No No dealers. weekdays after s pm, .ses
s{iss Sss vs. SiSaq09% "a 9gss sn' excellent s.n
RUG, Chinese Oriental. 9x12. practically
new; new oflcer's widow selling. AID. 1880,
RGSs,, s75-Tan tone-on-tone rugs, /
RgGs (25. sxi5. blue-sray ray pebbie twist,
best grade ozite pad, Sloo each; excellent
ssT Ta Tn szls ss9 ss esy 81 yiss
sese: cost st ss5: stSs sell ?sl ss5 IA sh5sS
eo fards6 soos IoRs St: Thss
FSGS KS or,s1tsIs W1 dszz approximately 1oxls.
uGsn ss tai Corner l sabe.
baby chest. desk. and chair; vanity mir
tot toF 9sn'e TA 6sss snette' four chairs Taylor
RUGS summer 9x12: 3 scatter rugs
curtains, prs. lace: reasonable. Call RA
also Administer, 4x7, 2x4; very reasonable.
Rios, Oriental scatter rugs; ex4. etc.
lnew): also small mats; reasonable. DU.
RUG. American Oriental, pad: sx1s, prac-
i ins $50. N BOX S:c ssfz, 17S sa' STAR. o'' Da"'
RUGS-Blue, S1Sal, summer: one 9x12, two
4x6; clothing all size 40; mans English
material suit and topcoat, winter and sum-
mer: uniforms. EN- 1852.
$50; kitchen cabinet base. $25; gas range
RuGsWi red Administer, ex1a. ss5; tan
Administer, 9x12, $50. WO. 1914.
RUGS 11x15. l 7x7, l 2xS, 2 2x4,
including pads; Bigelow weave, Administer.
Call Sunday. 10 until 8, Ia. 11Os.
RUG, Wilton, Karazheuseaer, beautiful
oriental design, all wool, 9x12. excellent
condition S75; Call WI 3349;
full Serapi, skill, .sx12. 9x12 and 7 #.
in. by II; also Bokhara tnewl, II IT.. 8 in.
by. s it.; priced S235 to $3.50. Real bar
RUG-Imported Chinese oriental rus.
8.6xl0.6; moving, will sacrifice. 1915 Ran
dolph st. NV. TIA. 1870.
RUGS Persian Rugs, Kermashau, like
new. 9x12, 3x6: both. S425. Phone GE.
RUGs-one 9x1a all-wool broadloom,
taupe, S35: one 7x5.6 all-wool broadloon,
maroon, $50; 2 stair runners to match,
S12 each: one 76x10 all-wool velvet, tan
BACKGROUND, S25; one 9x12 all-wool, blue
background. $40; several scatters, 81 and
S5. 1855 N st. NV.
RUGs-9x12 Wilton, S75 with pad; sx1o
Administer, .S45; 6x9, $1S; Hoover vacC-
um, $50; silver nat, 2-piece quilts. 1926
Harvard st. NV. Apt 302.
RUG, l. 9x12. and ? 3x6 matching In
dian drusget rugs; good condition; very
reasonable. Call AT. O344.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Commissioner
Once Starred in ZiegfeId FoIIies
BY ]. B. Zotmon

aspiring banjoist tramped the streets
for months looking for a booking.
Finally, he teamed up with two dane
ers.
my job was to fill in and keep the
folks amused while the girls were
changing costumes he said.
Second Class Seaman.
Then came the war. After being
turned down for an Army commits
sion because of an old leg injury re-
ceived in football, he enlisted in the
Navy as a second class seaman.
His talents as an entertainer were
soon discovered and he spent his time
organizing shows and selling Liberty
bonds.
After the war, he got a job in Palm
Beach, Fla, and that's where he OBJ
tanned his break" While he was sit
ting on the beach amusing himself
with his banjo, his playing attracted
the attention Of several nearby sun
batherS. Among them were Florenz
ziegfeld, who ultimately pat him in
four of his famous Follies. from 1921
to 1924.
In 1925, while playing in night
club in London, he got his second
break" The Prince of Wales was
there and invited him to play for
him.
Five years later, Mr.. Johns figured
he had enough money and retired
He has been living in Montgomery
County ever since.
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Negro Women Urge
Boycott Of High Prices

Boycotting OF stores charging
high prices was urged by the Mar
tional Council Of Negro Women
yesterday as 1t closed its 11th an
nual convention at the Depart
mental Auditorium.
The council voted to begin a pro-
gram Of disseminating information
to aid consumers in combating soar
ing prices.
Hating production Of atomic
weapons by the United States also
was demanded pending agreement
on international control of atomic
energy.
Citing the "deplorable housing
conditions under which many Negro
families are now forced to live" the
Council gave its support to any leg
islation designed t6 increase con-
struction of medium and low-cost
housing.
Efforts to abolish the sales tax In
all forms were indorsed and another
recommendation was made to Con-
greSs for legislation to outlaw labor
OF children is years old and younger
during school hours and to prohibit
child labor in factories.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

performances before the Prince OF
Wales.
Now he operates a 284-acre dairy
farm near Norbeck with the aid OF
his three sons and, as he puts
it, is the. ''happiest man in the
world"
I'm gentleman farmer with not
so much of the gentleman" he
laughed.
He still has his banjo, bearing the
autograph of the Prince of Wales,
but he doesn't use it much. He
prefers his guitar because the banjo
is too heavy.
Shows Reporter How.
Asked to demonstrate the tech
nique that made him famous, Mr..
Johns obliged. Sitting in chair
and wearing his best stage smile,
he plucked few chords and then
launched into song. Before long,
his interviewer's foot was tapping
out the rhythm.
See what I mean?" asked Mr..
Johns, as he ended with flourish.
Born In Georgetown, Mr.. Johns
attended Washington public schools
and Georgetown Preparatory School.
After one year at the latter institu-
ton, he decided to fulfill an ambition
to enter the show business. So off he
went to New York, with q straw suit
case and celluloid collar. He also
had his banjo.
II used to 60 to vaudeville shows
and I soon saw that the only thing
the performers had was lot of
nerve" he recalled. We'll, had
that, too"
Life in New York was hard and the
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Two New ChopIoins
AT Andrews Field

Andrews Field authorities have
announced appointment of two new
base chaplains.
They are Maj. William ]. Bresna-
han, Catholic, and Capt. Ralph H
Finn, Protestant.
Capt. Finn served as an Army Air
Forces group chaplain during the
Bikini atomic bomb tests and was
stationed in the Marshall Islands
for six months. Before entering
the service in December, 1943, he
served as pastor of Presbyterian
churches in Wisconsin.
Maj. Bresnahan served In the
European war theater for two years
as a deputy staff chaplain. He was
awarded the Commendation Ribbon
Before accepting chaplain duty, he
was an assistant pastor in New Or
leans, La.
He attended Catholic University
and now lives at st. Dominic's rec
tory.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

former banjo
playing musical
comedy star who
hobnobbed with
royalty.
The erstwhile
theatrical per-
former is Brooke
Johns, who at 81
still re TIA in S
much of the pep
and personality
that made him a
stellar a ttr ac-
ton in Broad
way hit shows
Is years ago and
led to command
Evening star., 1946-11-17
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Evening star., 1946-11-17
rome OF a series. ]

When the newly elected Mont
gomery County Board of Commis-
sioners takes Office in January, one
Of its Republican members will be q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-18
SEATTLE DOCK STRIKE ENDS TOMORROW
SALARY BOOST H
 PROPOSED FOR TWO GROUPS, WORKERS
Post Office Employees Go. ing Without Pay Be-
 cause Congress Jam

WASHINGTON, July 18-Rep Nicely (D-W Val today introduced legislation tC coost salaries of Post Office and Federal workers $500 yearly ito meet the rising cost of living occasioned by the cessation of Federal price controls"
 Both groups of workers recently received a S4O0 yearly boost, al- though the nations 450000 Postal employees are currently going without any pay at all as the re- suit of a legislative jam.
 The $l,b0O, 100000 Post Office Treasury Appropriation Bill, car rying postal payroll funds, is snag- ged in Senate-House conference committee b. disagreement over the price to be fixed for sale of governments owned silver.
 Post Office officials said they were "hopefulp of an early agree ment which would permit prompt approval ct the bill. The Depart ments emrioyed were scheduled to be paid Tuesday and Wednes- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-18
(OASTAL AIRLINES
 ON DAILY FLIGHTS

Alaska Coastal Airlines flew the following yesterday: to Todd, C. M Cropley, L. Buatiste, M. Raymon, V. Alaca, F. Pascua; from Tenakee, William Hume, Lilly Hume, Vivian Hume, Mrs. j. Albert; to Tenakee, Mrs. O. Hagaard.
 To .Sitka: Mrs B. Traitor, J. Traitor, B. Traitor, MT. and Mrs R. Patnode, H. Antrim, Margaret Johns, Angela Horhela, Martha Cushing, Mrs. J. Cropley, A. Davis, c. Sherman, c. Greenbank, Jerry Cushing.
 To Ketchikan, Don Foster, Ted Haas, J. Aler, w. Blackerby, c. M Archibald, k. Cowl, Mrs. R. Cowl; from Ketchlkan, H. E. Cove, Hen- rietta Krantz; to Pelican, A. Aus ted, Mrs. c. Mason, c. Mason; to Hoonah R. McPherson,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-18
MANUFACTURERS ARE ORDERED TO
 STOP BOARDING

WASHINGTON, July Is. - The Civilian Production Administration has issued al- anti-hoarding order to manufacturers It is designed to take hard-to-get items out of fac tory stockrooms and put them into retail stores. The CPA felt that some manufacturers might hold back theil finished products in hopes of getting higher prices la ter.
 The order includes washing ma chimes, refrigerators, vacuum clean CTS, electric ranges, photographic equipment and some building ma terials. The CPA also proposes to limit the amount of scarce con- sumer goods now being exported if American markets are adversely affected.