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SUBURBAN SALE-viRGikIA,

NEED A HOME? This 5-rm. brick Co
nx on dnSs o r ne ehen
2 large bedrms., tile bath, full basement:
large porch; in ideal neighborhood priced
8 room Colonial - This masonry home
has ., everything you san Gan expect on the
down It sets on large v elevated @ lot stand and
nt@Thi. b-rm brick as'fnos"Spd home With
basement, fenced yard. etc. 1t is good
buy TO-DAY. Il has every conv. and is To-
fasa so 0Rs R from pTeed RsaaE9n an R
Han RaLrY co cH
Ga Sasa FL H. BIS 2H alSo; or o to 9 pm as SH'
UNUSUAL SEMIDETACHED 5-room brick
This house also has fully finished knotty
pine pins rumpus room, a, all rooms are spacious
heat. all copper plumbing, steel I-beam,
solid construction throughout, beautiful
rors go with house; owner-built and has
barbecue pit; price, Sl2.5o0. $4,000 down,
balance Ike rent ag at $50 per month, List
5-room brick bunEalow. located, nrr;
ss a sass pay a5 ddRh s S Saanee ss
Der 1913.
for sale. AL BAKER & SON. Reaitor. i16
So. st. ASaph St. Alexandria, Va. Alex
6644 Open SUNDAYS. -27
FOURTEEN GOOD BUYS
Bungalowo very clean. full basement. oil
BRICK. semidetached. 5 rooms and bath.
o. White White Colonial rooms and bath on
u acre; SI2, 900: $1,000 down.
3-bedroom bungalow. oil heat, large lot,
good neighborhood, $4,000;
one or two families; years old; Sl675O
Cape Cod brick. years old; rooms
and bath, 2 bedrooms ms lsx23' full base
80 acres. GOOD 8-room. 1ta-bath home,
sun1cient outbuildings; Sl9.500
tionai il space for three more more rooms and
bath to be finished; full basement. h.-wh.:
Tourist home. close in. x21.a5O.
Dutch Colonial large rooms, baths,
II; baths; years old; good lot: $4,000
old: bedrooms. : baths; garage: sa5,s5o'
Brick Colonis! sbo 9 bedrooms ala baths;
Country eiuf. 5;year-old brick; 3 bed
rooms, pa baths; slate ,oof: 2-car 2argargs; sarge;
oW so77. Ok 1850. ~
ARLINGTON INVESTMENT CO., INC.-1f
you are looking for home, contact Null
roy or Burse. GL: oao2, and discuss your
sale and your new home may be among
broom oetacheo brlck, stairway 10 un-
finished attic, lot 50xl0 90; immediate pos
session; full price, S9.9T5. GL. 0902,
Berry or Mortenson
7-room brick home In Falls Church.
Sss nice ens room oar0 with ss
place: low down payment. Mortenson or
Falls Church--9-stcry masonry in ex-
cellent condition; large living room, dining
room. modern kitchen with 9-cu,-ft. re-
friserator, g bedrooms, tiled bath: fun
basement: large lot: price reduced, owner
must sell DELPHI or Fenner, GIL 0902
Lee Blvd. Heishts-Beautiiul 2-story
stone home on large corner lot: Z bed
rooms, 2ha baths: recreation room and
maids room in basement buiit-in garage.
Fenner or DELPHI, GIL. 0902.
Small down payment-Completely fur
nished Broom semidetached home in s.
Arlington: o.a:-c. heat: full basement.
Zitelman. GL. 0a02. --25
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTFD-1st comm property, in good
NV sec, up to $4,000. Box 5o-R, Star.
WANTED-About 1900 50 IT for light
metal working shop; any location. Boz
9nd-CoMMERCIAL PROPERTY, 90 it. bs
40 it. floor space with water and elec'
tricity Southeast or Northeast preferable.
-o6
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10000 FEET of 2nd-commercial land
by railroad in NV. D. c.; priced 75c So.
f; rare bargain. Mr.. HoLL1DoE. 30.
sdSH NEAR III; ath ASb ASf R. l. AVE. NEG. 900
#. industrial ground on r. r. Act today
to secure this downtown ground and save
a long haul. This is a special bargain.
5000 81 So shpS Fl PIns, on rr and paved
street in northeast Washington; excellent
location for distributors warehouse or any
wholesale business serving the District and
area of Washington: all utili-
ties available; attractive price and terms,
or owner will consider building to suit ten
LEY & BRANNER. DI. 7740. .-a7
OVER 10000 SO. FIT. in Sc. Wash, next
to r r. siding: 1-story brick bldg. 49xSO,
located on corner Of ground: can be pur-
chased In part or in its entirety; grand
location for any Wholesale business Or
warehouses;; charms. Call sDI. S724. N.
REALTY CO. Co.---31
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Cash FOR D. C.. Mo. and Va houses
trust notes FULTON r. GORDON. 1927
Eye st. NV. DT. $3.50 I'll pm. Brokers,
For SATISFACTORY SALE of your prop
erty. D. C.-Md., please call HOMER M.
HUNTER, WA, 5s4s. 4709 BALTIC. ave.
HyettSvitle, Md 2Ts
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OFFICES WANTED.

EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE on Conn. ave.
wanted; !, possibly 2 rooms: service of
MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVE de-
sires / or . furnished or unfurnished
rooms downtown. Write full details. Box
1921. Star. -26
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ACREAGE WANTED.

FAIRFAX FARMS-Will buy few acres.
Give lot number and best cash price.
Not broker. Box 1SS-R, Star. go
WANT TO BUY acreage near .: C: suit
able for future DEVELOPMENT. WALTER NJ.
BAUMAN. No. l Thomas Circle. D. c. -2S
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SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
.. C.. Md and Va. Prompt service at
DI Eg45
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STORES WANTED.

DOWNTOWN-Suitable for ladies' apparel;
End floor, walk UP, store or adequate
space in mems wear shop or other com
patible business. Box 2S0-R, Star.
STORE in location suitable for package
liquor store; will rent or purchase. Box
l5f-R. Star 2SA
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidinss ayailable.
zoned Industrial: both In D. G. and nearby
short-term lease. PEEBLR CHEMICAL
CO. Once, UN. 262b; res, EN-. $3.50.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

GEO. Il. Williams CO. story, 10000
So IT, floor space; hreproof: zoned End
comm. GOD. Excel. buy on any market.
Kopit, Elk. S535. ---25
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REALITY PARLQRS.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MODERN ROOTH for rent in beauty shop
colored HO A696 -2T
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
"a hours q day, SIS a month up Dial
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, OW 5000. 4
FIRST FLOOR-Nice light ONCE, near Wis
T24O -25
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE in a central location. Apply to
CHAS. NJ, CONHOR. 2426 Penna. ave. NV,
SO 3rd ST. N.W.-Nice store suitable
for many types of business. Available to
responsible party on lease. JESS FISHER
g. CO., 913 New York ave. NV, RE. 5000.
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STUDIOS WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ITUDIO ROOM WANTED, Q girl artists
aytime use only: preferably Georgetown
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LOTS WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PAY CASH tor lots n D or nearpJ
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS. rR 1868
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our-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE

snug fisherman's haven ideal climate on
Fioridas Gulf Coast fertile homesites,
/ to acres, fronting, or near salt water,
community boat dock privil.. hard I'd.
elec. titles guaranteed; priced as low as
5000, S45 down, Sis mo-; immed. posses
sion. For beautiful illustrated free book
let, write or phone between . and 5, PAUL
e. HARRISON, l732 st. NV. ME. l43.
3
LAKE WELDONA, Orlando, Fla.--Lovely
homesites, combining fisherman's heaven
with city conpeniences reasonable prices
and terms. For information. call Paul E.
Harrison, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
ME l143 81
Evening star., 1946-10-25

IT. Alabama ave, zoned for community
houses.
Apt house site near St Francs dc Sales
Church; all utilities in. inclu ding sidewalk.
a A. GARCIA, 2327 Pa. ave. Sc. AT.
Evening star., 1946-10-25
STORES FOR SALE.

STORE at 1900 Charming
ST. n.e.--Very good business section, no
competition good trade on sandwiches and
fountain; must sell on account of health
--26
ICE CREAM BAR and newsstand; perfect
location. 1891 18th st. NV. -2T
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WAREHOUSE, rear Of 903 3 st., M
sq It. Call MIR. g.. Ma. 1896. --27
BASEMENT. $500 SO. FT.; toilet, ELECTRIC
ity. front and back entrances: $40. RAND,
l4lO 14th st. NV, upstairs. 26s
Evening star., 1946-10-25

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
7-ROOM HOUSE, modern shoe shop at
tached =. acre land. At Stafford Court
JOHNSON, Box 1856, Indian Head Md.
Phone Indian Head l50 2T*
Evening star., 1946-10-25

NEAe GREAT FALLS ENTRANCE. Il miles
from Chain Bridge. Williamsburg -desiened
home. 9 years old, surrounded BY 1 8 acres ;i!s
dining room in Colonial print; Large kitch-
G oo1 R dr porch rr
Full basement with fireplace. H.-w.h;: 2
a9 safoase as
IRWIN, Ma. 1895. or Elmwood 64s or
NEARBY Nfs sFHHts1fs tVs1ffRsGINIA-An unusual and most
attractive quality built aIi-stone home Of
Z spacious rooms and 8 baths; situated on
" acre lot in community of high class
ijyIRg yTSK TSd = .ss snts5tsIPiss siIT MITCHELL
ssss soDTH~ sND sTEt-rm. brick. det:;
refrse. liv. % rm.. 1Sx1s. with fireplace and
upstairs has master bedrms. and tiled
entrance from the bedrm.; there is fun
basement with laund. trays, and gas stor,
ws5e o is ey and aenter
was built under contract for the present
There lot Gf e9pys qas onit
Memorial Bridge. out Lee blvd; to Glebe
Td Tae sh5 fdt e sseond Is Iese 5leh
81 Ss1} eH sess SH 1SS e% esT
aesF aesfabs s:ena seeton
frequent transportation and 9 blocks to
ns grade seo9l in AsaapEditfiss; hyins y,fs
psnfry rSGm nrsDSSed Sedrooms nf and S0 Bath ss
End hoor. l large finished @ room; n, Ga baot not.
p.Op. 1 r. & RHINE hns naRs Fl GU eo
Prince e.. alexandria. Va. II. sA2e;
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED WAREHOUSE, approximately
5000 So it., 1st or End commercial, suit.
able for 2 small trucks, will rent or buy
Prefer NV. section. ALL PURE SPRING
WATER CO, RE. 002S. 80
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FT. fronting Alabama
ave. se-4s, 900 SO. It. Of land adapted
to ccloreo apartments. at 35c per So IT.
GJ, 4nRn -2b
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DOWNTOWN OFFICE. . rooms, FIRST floor.
near Ambassador Hotel. SI00 ma. 4179
DOWNTOWN, H st. n.w.-Large front
Evening star., 1946-10-25

Allow, S10,000-Lovely
Sc lot; convenience and
this in a hurry. HALL
ourthouse So, Arlington,
OK. 1907; nights, Gil.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03

The l.enu planner needs only .
.ew Lease on imagination, q sup
oly Of American cheese. rice. milk
and 8 lew seasonings to prepare
any number OF interesting new
meatless dishes. Mid or strong
cheese adapts itself readily to
many appetizing dishes.
Cheese combined with bland
cereal products such as rice, maca-
roni. spaghetti or noodles makes
palatable main dishes suitable for
luncheon or dinner. And, In addi-
ton. cheese adds nutritious good
ness to the meal-for cheese con-
tains most OF the food essentials
found In milk.
Because there is no waste In
preparing cheese for the table, It
Is convenient as well as economi-
cal to serve. The versatility Of
cheese makes menu planning sim
pie for it fits into any course
rom SOUP to dessert. To meet any
emergency. keep . supply OF che Gee
m hand as a staple food item IN
..r---, S-tA~h--1
-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03

increase In pay since 1928. LAtsr Ia
the week the Administration spon-
sored bill to give Civil Service en-
ployees of the Federal Government,
outside the postal service, an 18h
per cent increase In pay. was
amended to provide . fat four
hundred annual pay boost. provid-
ing expenditures for salaries and
wages in any government depart
ment or agency are not increased
above the present totals. This latter
provision means the number Of en-
ployees in each department out
side the Veterans Administration
and postal service will have to be
reduced sufficiently to absorb ths
pay increase given the remaining
employees. This should be easy, for
II all unnecessary employees ars
! eliminated. fair salaries could b,
paid the more efficient workers whf
remain, and still save millions o,
dollars for the taxpayers.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03
Our Resurrection Morning

by mortality. Thee beliefs would
veil Will, sn-called laws III nature.
medical thet.les, aud uaiversal
beliefs in tic necessity of disc ase
and death. our Gud-gi ven ability
and capacity 10 transee end mate
rial sense.
Fear, haired, lack, Limitation.
self-loye, sclf-pity. and the like
mask mans true identity as Gods
reflection.
How simply the Master states
the power Of the Christ 10 trans
form human experience. His
ronsing words are luke lO:ig).
Behold, ! give unto you power 10;
tread on serpents and scorpions.
and over all the power OF thA
enemy: and nothing shall by anyi
means hurt YOU" BY word and
deed he gave ample proof Of the
trnth Of the actuality Of Gods
presence and power among men.
lie demonstrated triumphantly
The power Of divine sonship when
he stilled the waves, fed the multi.
tudc, raised the dead. came forth
from the tomb. How comfortfnd
the assurance, Nothing shall bJ
any means hurt you"l
Did not the Master reveal th1t
there is nothing In matter 10 fearT
Let us remember that his rcsuf1
rection morning Is the promise OF
our resurrection morning. His
prayer, uttered on thA
eve OF his supreme victory over
The tomb. shows us that now and
always we must hold fast our
true and divine sonship. His
words were John 17:5), .And
now, @ Father, glorify thou me
with thine own self with the
glory which had with thee be1
fore the world was" Such Is tho
Glory Of our resurrection moru..
ing, such our waking point of
ciowning life. - The CArtsstosl
&rieaco Monitor -- -
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03

.. What is this sleep Which
seems
To bound all? can there be a
waking point
Or crowning iife?"
TIE QUERY OF The young Rob
ert Browning III his fra2iuentars
poem. Pauline" is still tile yearn-
ing question Of humanity. Where
10 lind life is still the universal
quest. And yet Christ Jesus said
John l0.l0), Il ain come that
they might have life, and that
they might have il more abln-
dantly." Ii we have mol found life
more abundantly, how have We
lost the Nay
In al Easter discourse pub
Iished in miscellaneous Writ
,ngs' (p. 17a), Mary Baker Eddy,
lie Discoyerer ana Founder of
,hfisiian Science, asks the ques-
ZION, What is il that seems Il
'tone between lis and the resur-
ecilan morning2" Her answer is
'lfnple and direct, III is the be-
icf Of mind III natter She adds,
We can only tome into the spir-
tual resurrection Is quitting the
sid consciousness of Soul in
:ensc.' c
/ Resurrection is defined thus in
Science and Health with Key to
he Scriptures lp $500. spirit
lalization Of tisonehf; d new and
ngher idea of Immortality, or
plrltuai existence, material be-
jef yielding to spiritual under
Standing i. To the extent that
We recognize and realize our spir-
itual possibilities do we live in
The resurrection. "
Mortal beliefs, elain4ins that
here is mind 10 matter and power
apart ffoal God, have liidAen
pans Godgitell dominion over
I'll the cailh, aHii have insisted
hat man is illas.al and controlled
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03

In torrid Senate speech, Sem
ator Pepper of Florida charged the
United States has been playing
favorites between Great Britain
and Russia. The Floridian accused
the State Department of putting
this nation in the position of oppos-
ing Russian Imperialism and sup
porting British imperialism While
some Of Senator Pepper $ col
leagues, including the senior Sem
ator from Peppers own State Of
Florida. Senator Andrews, are very
critical Of his attitude, most ma
tional legislators take the position
the Uaited States should not favor
any one in international affairs. but
instead should stand on American
principles as enuaciated in the At
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03
All L.axatiyes
Are pot Alike

IL you THINK Tor q minute that eIl
lAxatives arc more or less alike you
certainly have real SURPRISE swat
Ing you when You take Kruschen Salts.
nneanly. sluggish-- because you need &
good cleaaing out what yru then
should try Is KRUSCEEN SALTS. I
Mhen you want relief you want L
4tive, answcrs todAys need TO-DAY.
Ceution-%lge only @ directed. Regu-
lete the dose 70 suit yQurasl{, HAr
WeWber the name and Gek KN0&G8lof
aAIa today as any good drug jtorG.
THE PEoPLKs DRUG CO.
CiaainnaA ! Waahington 81.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03
ny Clarence j. Brown, Member Of
Congress, 7th Ohio District


Russia's payment of her full
share of the assessment made to
meet the operating costs Of the
United Nations for the coming
year, together with her compliance
with the request of the Security
Council for an official report Of her
position on the Iranian Dispute, is
taken as an indication the Soviet
Government does not expect to
withdraw from the United Nations,
but instead will cooperate there
with. In other words. there Is
feeling In Washington that an in
tarnational crisis has been averted
and the United Nations has wealth
cred It's first storm; all Of which Is
evidence that the flrmer policy re-
Gently adopted by the United States
as to international affairs Is the
proper one.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03
CHEESE pATTIEs

CHEESE PATTIEs
3 tablespoons butter
! tablespoon chopped green
pepper
/ tablespoon chopped onion
3 cups cooked rice
1ha cups grated American cheese
| tablespoon chopped piIniento /
| egg, beaten
"a teaspoon salt
Dash black pepper
Fine dry breadcr,umbs
3 cups creamed peas or celery
Melt butter in top part Of doubls
boiler: add green pepper and onion
and simmer over direct heat for 5
minutes. Blend In rice, add cheese
and pimiento, and heat over hot
water until cheese Is melted, stir.
ring occasionally. Fold III haa ar
egg, salt and pepper, and ccol.
Shape into Il ls ties Of uniform
size, ard dip in brcadcrurnlcs. pan-
iiy l4atlia.s Ia CT i-aIii 81.
Iofo7~n. Serve with crea.14~- ycs. /
table. ailas l..
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-05-03
with ! Buckeye ~
In Congress-. "A
- CLARENCE naoNu -
a cnMM. 1AsAn
lantic Charter.

The House last week voted pay
raises for most Federal workers -
but not for Congressman The drst
bill to pass the House was a pay
raise measure for postal employees.
giving each four hundred dollars
per year increase. The postal work
ers have had only one temporary
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-30
AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines

Mildred Webb returned from Fairbanks Wednesday with pilot Dave Bronnaugh.
 A trip was made Thursday to Rainbow and Coffee Creek with supplies.
 Moetta Leich was a passenger 10 Kotzebue and Mrs. Phillip Dex- fer and Billy Know were passen- gers for Pt. Lay. yesterday were Barbara Hom-
 Round trippers from Fairbanks
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-30
Alaska Airlines

Incoming passengers via the Alaska Airlines were Jerry and Elsie Brislawn, Billy Hilliard, Bet y Edwards, MT. and Mrs. Hope Hawk.
 Passengers for Anchorage were Hal NcDowell, Joe Cook, R. L. Van Lassow, Kendall Howe, Geor- ge Rogge, C. M. Null, Shirley George, Gladys Ireland, J. L. Me Cormick, Major Hallman.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-30
stead and Cecilia IhSen.

stead and Cecilia IhSen.
 The plane returned to Fair banks with MT. and Mrs. Martin enroute to Selawik, Paul Jeff, Mrs, Willard and son for Fairbanks, Mrs. Harold Long and child for Candle, Glen Muncy for Kotze- bue and Helen Meyers for Fair banks.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-30
Pan American Airways

The PAA plane arrived We'd nesday night with seven passen- gers for Nome. Hal McDowell, Kendall Howe, George Rogge, R. Van Lassow. Joe Cook, George Coplen and Elizabeth Chapman.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-30

Outgoing passengers were Mary Minnick, MT. and Mrs. Norvin Lewis Jr., B. Tufford, Ed Heiser and Douglas Nichols.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Reds Reported Cool
On Unification Of
u. 5. British Zones
By Doyid NJ. NichoI
Foreign Correspondent Of The sies and
the chieaao Dolly News


BERLIN, Dec. 6.--The Russians
obviously are displeased at the sue
cess which has marked American
British negotiations for the eco
nomic unification of their zones of
occupation In Western and Southern
Germany.
One indication has come through
DR.. Hueberer, newly elected minister
president for Sachsen- -Anhalt, II,
the Russian-occupied zone, who told
Landtag meeting in Halle that the
merger held great danger that Ger
many would never be unified but
would have the status ola colony.
The joint economic committees,
which the agreement sets up, are
only agents of German big business,
DIR. Hueberer charged. This he gave
as the reason the Russian zone
could not join the arrangement.
Committees Established.
However, the Americans and
British have been doing everything
possible to prevent the suggestion
that theirs is political, as opposed
to an economic move. Four COM
mittees have been established I'M
separate cities to avoid developing
a political capital for the two zones.
Brig. Gen. william H. Draper, jr,
director of the economic division
of the American Military Govern
ment, emphasized In a press con-
ference on Wednesday that the way
is still open for the Russians and
French to join. He admitted, how
ever, that there are not even any
conversations currently in this di-
rection.
British Officer Annoyed.
The conference might be called
the initial joint effort at Anglo
American cooperation in occupied
Germany. Gen. Draper and the
British economic chief. Sir Cecil
Weir, and their experts, went into
plans for increasing German indus
try rations and making the two
zones self-supporting by the end OF
1949.
The rosy picture they painted an
noyed at least one British officer
who had fought In tanks through
six years of war and recently visited
his own struggling country.
mo one would ever do it for
Britain" he said sardonically.
Lets find out what the cricket
score was in Australia"
tcopyright, 1946)
Take care today to provide for
tomorrow. Buy more United States
Evening star., 1946-12-06
100 Kin Of Seryicemen
To Fly Overseas Weekly

Arrangements to provide afr
transportation overseas for wives
rad children OF Army men in Europe
at the rate OF 100 a week have been
completed by the War Department.
The arrangement will continue
until additional surface facilities
can accommodate those on the
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Forum to Heur chumberIin

william Henry Chamberlin, noted
foreign correspondent and author,
will speak at 8:15 o'clock tonight
on Russia and the Postwar World"
before the Charles Carroll Forum In
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

Boost United States Savings
Bonds. One out of every three
Americans has to be told today that
Savings Bonds are still being sold.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

present waiting list and keep pace
with the demand, it was said.
The Army Air Forces has OBJ
tanned the overseas space from
America commercial airlines, now
Evening star., 1946-12-06

Take care today to provide for
tomorrow. Buy more United States
savings Bonds.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-26
PRESIDENT SIGNS OPA
 BILL FOR ONE MORE YEAR

WASHINGTON President Tru- man 'reluctantly' signed into law yesterday the one-year OPA ret viva lbin. He announced the news at a press conference and said he would make public its three-mem- her price decontrol board shortly.
 The Senate had passed the OK tender bill a few minutes after midnight Wednesday, B to 2G, and sent it on for the Presidents signature
 The bill will automatically ra- establish rent control and many of the price ceilings. OPA's plans are to follow quickly with a mum Der of temporary adjustments on prices. pending calculation of new and higher ceilings required under the measure.
 The bill gives OPA life through next June, but it prohibits restor- alton of price controls at least un- til August 20 on such major mar ket basket items as meat and dairy products Q swell as on grains petroleum and tobacco
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-26
CHILD HELTH CLINIC

In the future, Child Health con ferences will be held twice T month at the office of the Public Health nurse, it was announced to- day. Conferences will be on the first and third Fridays of the month from to D. m. and this will include babies of both white and native pre-school age.
 Babies will be weighed and mea7- ured and any health problem or habit of training and normal phy- sical development discussed, it was said.
 It was also announced that the Public Health nurses library has received a number of new books which mothers may borrow and read and discuss in a mothers class at this time.
 The plan, it was said, is that on the first Friday of each month the nurse will take the first hour from 2 to 3 with the pre-school child ren and the doctor will be there from to 4 to examine babies of two years and under. They may be immunized at this time against diphtheria and smallpox, and the motheG may ask any questions a. bout their care.