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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 2 rooms. first fioor.
nsss n.sas AMoeE1eaS sa r. or DEsfR2SIE once SPACE
sxsll MR KhY. snYed sanday' HSsnsn pm S1 ss4o
soNT EseSsassR ROOM, 90 nj srd III fiooT iex1s excel
light. l1o4 10th st. NV; $40 per N mo.
DDowNTowN OFFICE available now; rm.
1Sx23, Bird H.; unfurn., unusually hght;
:s :snss 0Siasss Si ass oss 81
FIRST FLOOR, rooms and pvt. bath;
oeason st. for coosed soah SoctoT S dentist
general once use. write Box 1925, Star.
sseoM se:.s N s..4s st tsE s.rssss
Ess1s,nhs EYos isc s5 oses ssFses yfar fi'e
Sss.SE oss ssT'iss sS sss
DOWNTOWN R. I. AVE, bet. nth st, and
elevator; suitable for doctor, dentist or
general ofhces; $3.50 per mo. Write Box
SNAIL ssl. isIl REAR OFFICE, on srd floor. Ap,
boCToRs bao ro vs. or DENTisT's oFFIcE-Mod-
ern 6-rm. brick. close to lgei shopping
sfas sf9asr ans theasse Asahsa MI 4s
1886 CONN. AVE, 3rd floor; 4 rooms, ap-
proximately ZOO So f.; elevator; in suitable PIE
hpsSsHoRs hsSGH1Ro5RRsspto location 81
yaria ave. sc. Call Mr. Offutt, SHAN
non g. LUCHS CO.. National 2345. Ill
STUDIO OFFICE, 233 9th st. s.w.-16x30
t., SIS mo. BOX 1855, star. 10
SEQ sd. TT. Of once space, private toilet.
APPLY j. A. McKEEvER CO.. Dl. 9706.
vicinity 25th and p. ave. NV. co. 1881
or RE. 1888. -lO
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ouT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

OWNER, ssa 18th STREET EAST. Braden-
ton. Fla.-offer my Florida residence, COM
snd o s69 tn and S IND daest eor 9ass. psa
particulars; photosraphs; all clear fur
eaS9sG BUY YonE IPsf HOME in western North Caro-
lima, out Of reach Of future atomic bombs.
H. B. TEAGUE. Real Estate, p. o. Box
eoTTAsE es$ Assfyils es N ocEAS-narse lot ig Near
ne'ii' or viii re; rent. BOYD r. RICHARDS. l2o
skf sli, W,EnDoNa. Ii Mani orlando Ela raLoovely
homesites. combining fshermsn's heaven
with city conveniences; reasonable prices
fs s wGsIRH F2E ,Ri9IRasak ss Rssa
HowaRD COUNTY on Route 81. at Glen
rms. and bath. yapor. heat: lawn and np-
over 400 iees on road; immediate 1.xsns pos
ton, Baltimore. CA. ara.
FLORIDA. Pomona Park. 70 mi from or,
bssaa, o M RGnss H. sna sas bss hes
hs5A ssSAc 9S pa1ky K afs1Rsf NEAR ear city city limits
Minis hnns large x.srs msd o,S BARN many
other bldEs.: running water throueh land;
a real money-maker for good dairyman.
es seusS Sssa Ss s Ariinston va
FUR COAT, black tipped skunk. full
length size =, exesllsnt zee, condition sioo'
RA. - IL. 4IIS otu 81. Nv
RUST REAL EsIATE.Hsve 30 d6a 55oet .Sd Of
500. 900 Of oak and pine saw timber, &c. on
the James River; 80 miles M n , Of Risnmsnd sao
S 5 x IN tsfms ss 'of of a snd In an easS a.
rust 3o6 s. Royal ave, phone l24, Front
Royal. Va. uf in and around Richm9nsa, ION l.
Sroker. Sa,i eAH 4o1 q T. Frankisn' h Hs'''' ieA'
room frame res; elevation 1000 IT.; near
81 acres with large frame s-:room res.
large stock barn, large tract OF oak saw
timber; on hard gravel d0a road' miles W OF
Fr95t R9sal rth Va sloSpo ofs fvo-story frame
house. s miles west of Front Royal, Va;
only 81 500 cash
acres saes. with Ee fam on state
Rossl ESSs va va; . s5o: x1tR ln csss Dn,.
Rx apple re.p Dh The ss
apple crops. 8 miles 5. of Front Royal
ms Is. e. 40 On ss Nc and S5 soaas ashTsg 1872
Large tvo-story building and service
sndoah sisseSh sh Valley pd pike ' No. ii, $500.
for sale. in Front Royal, Vs: cLAUDE
aceEF4 HHs s59nf SSg' s1Th Xi nsm lS
rss ssth as desaenes nease fa
%iTos, cosNstunHns SWNEs %G l s.room
flowing brooks, 2 miles from station;
ss.hs 900 pnnost a aSaSs
n n The The MOUNTAINS and on the coast of
Carolinas-20O-acre farm. dwellings. barns
Gs neutTy Also 6Ioem sos a5ss
Coast. asnS. SEA ISLAND REALTY CO, BOY
323. Beaufort. S. c. IL.
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OFFICES FOR .,l RelT Cont, !,

bapont ae cireie suitable protessionsi' @ Studio
Of snd st bss su:nfss sns daily hh 7o47 bet 10 .nd
APT. AND OFFICE-Entire 1st floor. 8
sbls for doctor dentist studio etc Rent.
and pse.Sl and s's snd aeseG daily SA
18th AND L SITS. N.W.-Modern ONCE
space, | TO rooms. including parking.
ARLINGTON - Opposite courthouse; two
rooms, private entrance and parking;
bScTofs EsScHTso s0r n6SkRN SX esS
linston ENzoR Really CO, Ok. sss4
6FFItcEy BLDG. 18th and penna.; II ise.,
as suites Cali RE. 1888. lie
ss yh yohs street sts oN sns
iii fihsT f. ass E. OFFICE II osa SPACE in down
:ssi; = T $a|,s:'
fSA poAsrows 81 Ss offfeEs hA s?oS 1900 So it, on
SffoME 81 sol, Eli FkrsTss sTse ATTENTION -. New
Ambassador Thsster. 18th and columbia
rd.: have room for alert optometrist to to
set his own dept 9 ahSye
THGEstlSP sTlTE oF RooMs With p1iSate iS bath, all
newly renovated, 1905 H st. NV. Apply
manager, EBBTTT HOTEL, 10th and H
sSf sTUDio FOR MEETINGS. lectures, par
ties; piano. yictrola, mirrored walls punch
SFFicE GT e. FOX EsnnEs E dssf
SURETY REALTY CO, 6l@-A 9TH st. NV.
DFsIRABIE ROOMS, also suites, in good
locations: available now. See supt, sls
17.o NJ ST. NV, near Conn. ave. and
No Hota nf x
ofices,. all outside, on 1st floor: including
large reception hall; approx. l,150 So. it.
h hiisSts. SsSifu' Venetian blinds and SsttisshIp
linoleum; heat and light furnished; mi 800
MODERN DESK SPACE, mail address,
answered as if il were your own. DI, 1880.
CENTRAL LoCATIoN-Desk space, fur;
nished, with switchboard service; mail
address and telephone answering services
also available with or without desk space.
fERNTT fiG nsRd Of sulfhs ofFncE available
mediately; new modern bldg; LIST coniml
good for any type business. s1s;Ssal
Will VIZ 81 Rent PHi to responsible organization
7b-room, 5-story corner once bldg. at 10Th
and X sts. NV, for $4,000 year; elevator:
business zone; air cond.: empty. Write
FTRSIsHE6 i9RsahsHhsf; OFFICES. also desk space;
mail address, telephone-answering service
BY experienced operator. L. J. CoW1E'
oTg oFFIcEs, 1is u i, ! or entire End floor; 722e
Blair rd., nr. Georgia and Alaska. GE
DESIRABLE SINGLE AND DOUBLE ofnees
bldg, in best downtown loc Call MR.. KAY,
sm sqndakkA kA u 1854 ss l. Ma ''40' "eeA''ys'
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THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c. E-1!
ACREAGE FOR SALE (cont.l

! ACRES AT FAIRLAND. Md, on hard
surfaced road: owner will consider selling
half r. p, RIPLEY, SH, 1899. (Sun. and
ewes, 81. 1890, Mr.. Hughes Ill
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 6;acre tract.
just of Colesville I'd. at Colesyille, for
quick sale Long frontage on paved road.
Mclean, Va.-Approximately 3h acres,
on Old Dominion dr. Priced at S4,750
cash. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor. Nc
Lean. Va Elmwood 322. III
ONE-HALF to 90 acres at Lanham- Md.
$500 up WO. 4466. Id
SUBURBAN VA.-Space for real living on
/ to 3 acres; high elevation, woods stream
and springs; 20 tracts to choose from,
80 minutes to D. c. r. W. MULLEN
OK 1882. -lU
COLoRED-APT HOUSE SITE-over
acres; In excellent ne. location: sewer ana
water available Priced to sell. Call Mr.
Thornton. WA. S625, with FRANK D.,
PHILLIPS, DI. JAIL. -lo
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ACREAGE WANTED.

i NEED LISTINGs from owners of acreage
in nearby Virginia, for clients interested
in subdivision and housing development.
Ssil SsEs W. p BRAGG cH' 4T''' ewes. 9A'
SEVERAL ACRES, ne. Md. or Va.
within / 5 miles OF D. c.; under 500 per
a.; cash. HO. 1850 or Box 426-S, Star.
A SYNDICATE ORGANIZED to build rental
apis for GIs is in the market for
acreage in or near the District. Contact,
MR. SAWYER, MA 2404. 10
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PHONE SERVICE, printing, etc for bust
nessmen, "a hours day, So a month up.
Dial BUSINESS EXCHANGE, OW. 5000.
SINGLE DESK SPACE only, desirable,
splendid location. Telephone daytime, MA.
2252:. evenings, NO. 1892 Ill
HAVE FINE, LARGE DESK, in bright, quiet
ONCE; will rent reasonable to congenial
party. State your business. Box 95-V,
Star.
A WASHINGTON ADDRESS-Eficientm mail
phone service, A. and A. service, So MONTH
iy. 411-4l3 Atlantic Building, Washing
ton 4, d. c.
DESK SPACE on F st. privileges: very at
tractive ofices in modern building. Please
call MA 1854 IL
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

call HARRY I. FRHDMAN''-if you are
now considering selling your business
property at a reasonable price: Tor fair
trading, please call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE ll66.
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OFFICES WANTED.
STUDIOS WANTED.

iient: must be LIST commercial. Space
bout 500 it. or more. VIII rent or buy.
,TROUP, RA S70O
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OPEN TO-DAY, a:3O-5:30-Cnly S2.500, or
less cash-Occupancy in weeks-llo
East Westmoreland pl. =. r.rs
Located in a newer section OF FANS
Church. this attractive 2-story stone ana
frame colonial-type home has 5 lovely
rooms and tiled bath and is located on a
large, level lot. 75x15O., only 2 SQUARES
from Arnold bus on Lee hwy, with shop
II has delightful living room with
fireplace. dining room with southern ex-
posure and completely equipped Kitchen
one on of Of average size and bath ON second
floor. There is a side living porch, com,
bination garage and utility room with oil
hot-water heat and automatic water
heater. d,
good taste and can be purchased fur-
nished or unfurnished at a price repre-
senting better than average value on TINS
market and on reasonable terms. II in
terested we suggest an early inspection
so better plan on driving out this week
10 reach: Over Key Bridge. right on
Lee hwy. to, ,Westmoreland pl, Or or over
Five Corners. bearing right on Hiliwood
ave. to Lee hwy. left few SOS TO END 9I
business section and Westmoreland pi'
left 2 sos to property. KEITH p. BRUM-
BACK exclusively, Chestnut 3627
Evening star., 1946-11-10
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE SPACE, up to 5000 50 It.,
suitable for furniture storage Phone IA.
54O0. MALCOLM SCATES, INC. 10
WAREHOUSE WANTED-Local manufac-
turer needs about 5000 square feet of
space for storage: will rent or buy Box
3l6-T. Star III
Evening star., 1946-11-10

GOOD NV. LOCATION for pottery studio
on second floor or basement, 2 rooms:
water and good lights necessary: max;
rent. SS5: long lease. GE. 06s2. 10
Evening star., 1946-11-10

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED AT ONCE, small house in vir-
Nnia. near bus line. reasonable prize iss
G. r. MORAN, FA 919-J-3 or DI. 1865
WANTED TO LEASE, small building. suit
able for shop, either south Of Alexandra
Evening star., 1946-11-10

WE BUY REAL ESTATE. pay top prices
Phone or write, DINOWITz CO.. Bond
Bldg MA. 6T17.
call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN"-if you are
now Considering selling your business prop
erty at q reasonable price. For fair trad
ing, please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN.
Rroker RE 1866
Evening star., 1946-11-10

SbSn6S "NHb6As
SMALL STORE OR SHOP, approx. LOCO
Call AID. 1856.
STORE WANTED, good location: will pay
up to $3.50 month. Box l41V. Star
CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN if you are
now considering selling your store at rea-
sonable price, For fair trading. please
call Harry I. Friedman. Broker. RE. 1865.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
$500 50. FIT. WAREHOUSE space, entire
floor concrete, freproof building. located
at 2145 Queens Chapel rd., ne; will lease
60c per 50. #. Call MR.. BECK, AT. 1866.
1900 SO. FIT. under /
roof on B. g. o. Ry in nearby ne Wash,
ington, under construction: available in
about IS to 90 days; special details to suit suit
Mr. Franklin. GIL. 1856. WEAVER BROS,
nc Z WaSshnstSnn sn, Bldg; pb sSoO sAo 10 r1o
Apply 1910 14th st. NV, End floor. IL.
WAREHOUSE, rear of go3 st. nv 6o4 4
So It. .-all MR. G. Ma S696. 10
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
D. c., Md. and Va; Prompt service ct
TINE & BERENTER, 1929 Vermont ave.
DI 599S
loans. end trust notes also bought. E. A.
GARVEY, DI. 4508. . to 3 pm. only.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ACCEPT SMALL 5-r. or 6-r. house, ne.
or Sc, as part payment on modern Or,
3h-bath detached brick. elegant section
immed. poss. OWNER -WO. liz
Evening star., 1946-11-10
STORES FOR RENT Cont. /.

COLORED; NEW 2-sTORY bids, suitable
for doctor or dentist ONCE, real estate, etc
or as store. 1901 9th st. NV. Apply any
STORE SPACE AVAILABLE - Basement
and 1st floor OF downtown once bldg: ex-
cellent opportunity in one Of the npest
1910; Sunday, II to /, Ma. 1894 weekdays
9 10 3. y-16
12th ST. Ne, near H-Fine location; will
rent as tavern or similar business: needs
some repairs; will give lease to responsible
tenant; $50 per month A. H. BACAS.
Realtor. II IA H st. NV. DI. 1924 -623b.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
STORES FOR SALE.

PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO, cards, gifts. cam
era supplies. completely furnished and
equipped; living quarters: rent, 500:
priced low for action. Hobart S722.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

BEST BUYS. NEARBY vIRGINIA-Ss,s $50,
SO 300 down; Cape Cod bungalow on Il
acre. partly. fenced, corner lot; living rm"
1sx13; kitchen, dinette. stove and refgr;
bath; 3rd bedrm. started in attic: well
insulated, redecorated
$4,000. 1000 down; bungalow in Clar-
endon. fireplace in living rm., dining rm.,
Kitchen. 2 bedrms. and bath. full basement
and attic. -,
en-. hath and full basement; Dutch Co.
ionial style, on good lot; garage; 4-minute
walk from Key Bridge. Price $14 4,S59
lyon. INC, 1904 Lee hwy, CH. 7O10:
GL. 66lI, OK. 1911. Open Sunday and
Evening star., 1946-11-10
uST FAR ENOUGH REMOYED from youl

makes the best buy?
fles the greatest nun
quickly to inspect thi
brick home in one
desirable sections.
ment costs at S16.9
sented by the ARLIN
exclusive agents, Gil
Evening star., 1946-11-10


attic stSTass spsee s%e lSt R.v 1@eS1so
5000. 5000 $500 1906 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va,
Single Gh1 r. OunsaloW. in So. Arlington; Ice
y rm din r% Kit xtth fb fsoys ssoxef asa
full bsmt. with ise. reer, rm and built-in
bar, 2 bedrms.. on. 1st H.; lge. bedrm on
2nd f.; oh,w heat or, haIdw1od T1pdm1s hSGrs t11s
insulated. shrubs. trees and eohe hedge soa on
essutfa, mba ss Ike tpnptoH ,G oHepf va oooo I9oe
sale BY owner. 3-bedroom Colonial brick
and frame. oil heat. large screened porch,
umbns M ss rso Sata o eosac it,
esis. Ds4sS old 2o@lnion % Blvd 10
EoRpn Co prewar Sioses of Washinston @ Svd
living f% with rsDisss fsl1 fasSs basemens; HAf Fl
81 w. g. ssss SS l5S S.ss: A:Rf
READY FOR YoU-A cozy 5-room. 2-story
is vacant and available with title, Priced
Fs ans ssen Ea fss ses ane 70 mons asse
details By calling GL; 1902 or is Oh 9s16; sIs:
insoms inennsse passession, sa ass n,knoi eL sess
BEVERLY HILLS-Beautiful neighborhood.
Three bedrms.. large liv. rm. with fireplace,
nice din. rm. and kitchen. built-in gar
heat. Perfect condition. Inspect SUNDAY.
Call r. w MULLEN. OK. 1882.
home. with entrance hall plan; large liv-
ing rm. with fireplace. sereened-in. porch
attractive dining rm. kitchen and y bath
on 1st floor Master bedrm. t20x141. 2
other xood-sized bedrms. with ample closet
space and tiled bath on 2nd floor. Full
basement oil heat. detached brick garage:
with large lot. make this home sound
investment at $4,000. LYON. INC. cH.
cAPE con BRICK-Fireplace in delight-
full living rm. dining rm.. screened brick
porch. Kitchen with every convenience,
large .bedrms. and tiled bath on 1st 1oor:
2 bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd moor;
trance LARGE corner lot, 1 block from
Wilson blvd. and stores, Price, $4,000.
LYON, INC, CH. 7070, OK. 1211.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

-ffXIS-r paved
is level and in an
ton of attrac- hon
Don't delay, buy
scarce. ADELBER
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-24
Regional
Views
By Richard Gosser
Director Region 2B. UAW-ClO

In achieving its economic goal OF greater
security for the workers, labor must make use
of means other than the strike weapon.
All of US must recognize that labor's gains
Lave to a considerable degree been due to fa-
vorable legislative action. The Wager Act the
National Labor Relations Act social security
laws, unemployment compensation and similar
gains for labor were achieved in the legislative
field.
While we recognize that use of the strike
weapon is often unavoidable and forced upon
labor by the employers, we also recognize that
.lere must be no let up in our efforts to gain
in the legislative field This we can do by
electing people to represent us in the state and
national legislatures who are in sympathy
with our economic aims, and by preparing and
presenting the kind of legislation which we
need to give US the advances we want
PROGRAM
Before we can hope to make gains, we must
have program of the things we hope to gain
and policy to guide us in succeeding in reach
ing our goal. We have the means to reach the
goal through the Political Action Committee
and the opportunity to achieve our aims by
electing representatives who are favorable to
our cause.
At the present time there is three point
program which / believe should be the goal
of all labor. l believe that all of these things
and that if we really want security, we can
win 1t by fighting for our program.
The program which would suggest would
include the following:
Il. Legislation making it mandatory for all
employers to pay employees for six holidays
2. Legislation to pay the unemployed 30
per cent of their average earnings while they
are unemployed.
;. Legislation similar to that now in force
in Pennsylvania paying strikers after six
weeks.
A BEGINNING
This is beginning program that can be
obtained. We can all remember how the
theory of paying compensation to workers in-
jured at their jobs was considered joke when
it was first proposed. Unemployment compen-
sation was also regarded lightly and consid-
cred as laughing stock by people not so many
years ago. Today both are realities.
This program suggested here can also be-
come reality and 1t will be obtained If we put
the same amount OF energy, thought and sus-
tanned effort into it that we are forced to put
into our struggles the picket line.
In the next issues, will discuss this pro-
gram In more detail and tell the many reasons
why these gains can be successfully made.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-24
From The Desk
Melvin Schultz
President,
Local II, UAW.CIO

During the past week meeting was called
for all laboring people and all consumers in
our Community. The purpose of this meeting
was to bring to the attention of our represen-
tatives in Congress the short-sghtedness Of
the postwar planning which has gone on in
the past.
1t is quite true that here in the Toledo area.
there are numerous items of foodstuffs which
are not plentiful and for which the average
housewife must shop the entire City in order
to find. This is a rather bad situation. 1t un-
doubtedly would have been better to carry
on with rationing, If the foreign situation is as
bad as it's now claimed. 1t does not seem to
me; however, that such is the case, although
would grant that the Countries who were
involved in the shooting war probably are
suffering scarcity of proper diet.
This however, is the Spring of the year, .
time at which the foods from the last harvest
are at their lowest point in the stock pile and
a time which there is speculation as to what
amount of foodstuffs will be produced by the
coming harvest The outlook of the new har-
vest at this point Is that there will be ample
food for the whole world.
/ feel that even now there is ample food
for a proper diet IL distribution methods were
such as to permit all communities in our
country to be serviced aliked.
The food which is needed for export pur-
poses, if it were properly explained, is avail
diet for the citizens of our own country We
must remember; however, that the war is not
officially over and that our foreign diplomats
undoubtedly are using foodstuffs as an eco
nomic argument in their efforts to achieve
settlement and peace treaties for World War
No z. 1 must confess that can only visualize
with my Imagination what Is transpiring as
our Government does not seem to have a de-
sire to 60 into details on these things for the
complete enlightenment of its citizens.
1t probably would be three or four months
before a system of consumer rationing could
again be inaugurated; however, believe that
producer and wholesaler distribution could be
regulated in q manner of three to four weeks
and this would certainly serve the same pur.
pose to q sufficient extent as to alleviate con-
dtions against which the people in our Coun-
try are complaining.
feel that based on the speed of communi-
cations today and the fact that people are
more inclined to want to know the facts OF
things before becoming perturbed about them
as individuals that we should have more de-
tailed and better information, not only on the
Government activities within our borders but
also as they relate our relations with foreign
countries.
The trend for influencing the public should
be toward greater enlightenment of the pub
lie rather than a great amount of propa ganda
based the theory that the public doesn't
understand anyway.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-24

A former dollar-s-year gov
ernment official went to court
and collected sos, 900 which he
claimed his company owed
him for salary that year. He
needed the additional money,
he contended because infla-
ton has decreased the dollar
value of his government in
come.
y
Journalism can claim to be
the highest form of literature;
for all the highest literaure is
journalism. The writer who
aims at producing the plati-
tudes which are not for an
age but for all time has his
reward in being unreadable in
all ages" - George Bernard
Shaw.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-24
The
Unseen
Guest
By Ruth Taylor

Is there an unseen guest at
your table?
Have you ever seen a child
who has been Systematically
Starved? Have you ever
watched such a child, body
wasted away until the head
seems too big to hold upright
watched him gaze at food
with unbelieving eyes? Seen
him reach for crust If bread
and hurriedly devour 1t as
though it might be snatched
from him at any moment?
There is an unseen guest at
your table.
1t has a stunted child'S body,
but there is a look of sadness
and bitter wisdom on the face
that no child should wear. A
wistful lotk as he watches you
eat. A shying off from what
is bounty beyond belief = to
him who has never known
what it is not to hunger.
He does not ask much--not
q share OF your ftod-just the
crumbs from your table. The
unnecessary waste from the
table in the average American
home would feed many such
as he.
There is an unseen guest at
your table.
Hunger is a horrible thing.
1t may kill the bodies OF the
children overseas. 1t has
killed hundreds of thousands
already. But more deadly still
Is its effect uptn the minds of
those who survive. Hunger
may dwarf the body, but it
warps the mind, twisting it,
scarifying thought for life.
There is an unseen guest at
your table.
Your children, whom you
cherish and for whom you
deck your table with the best
you can afftrd, that they may
grow strong and healthy to
vigorous manhood and wom-
anhood - into what kind of a
world will they go?
Will hey, in their time, have
face the warped victims of
hunger, grown to a twisted
.-iaturity, ready to seek out
and follow with fanatic zeal
the promises of food and loot
held out to them by the dema-
gogues or dictators of the mo-
ment?
Or, will they go into a
world of friends with whom
they have shared their bread
in childhood? Whom they,
through you, have helped give
strength to stand alone.
Whether you know it or not,
there is an unseen guest at
your table. Will you bid him
lit with you and eat?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-24
Joe Says No

Even the toughest minded Americans
were shocked when Premier Josef Stain,
leader of the Soviets, told the American
government few days ago that it was
too late" for his country to do anything
TO aid the starving peoples of Europe.
Such spirit, while il may not typify
the real feelings of the Russian people,
cannot and must not be allowed to take
hold of the people of this country. Re-
gardless what has happened during the
war the fact still remains that millions of
people are in need of aid and that we must
not, dare not let them down.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-24

Last week was National Noise Abatement
Week anG for once the entire nation applauded
Sen. Bilbo The pride of the Mississippi
swamps buttoned his lip and shuffled south
ward for his primary campaign, taking his
verbal boiler factory out of Washington and
into the backWoods