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Evening star., 1946-06-24

sale meat division of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association.
The big three" packers-Armour,
Swift and Cudahy-reported only
small quantities of lamb and veal
on hand and no prospect this week
of any shipments. All planned to
remain open, however.
Southern Hotel Supply Co. said
it may close down after Wednesday.
1t had between 5000 and 1000
pounds of assorted meats on hand
this morning and would deliver
most of this today. Nothing in
sight thereafter was the report
from this concern.
Washington Beef & Provision Co.
was without any supplies but was
standing by with a skeleton staff.
Some truck drivers were laid of
last week. An official said he did
not expect any meat until about
July Is.
Hotels and restaurants also vera
hard hit by the shortage and were
finding increasing difficulty in To-
eating poultry-always a mainstay
In time of meat famine.
Government Services, Inc, oper-
ator of cafeterias in Federal build
ings, which serves 10000 meals a
day, reported practically nothing in
the way of meat until after July l.
F. w. Hoover, managing director.
commented: I'VE have tried to
store away little meat, but the
larder is nearly bare" He pointed
out that carload of chickens had
been expected from Omaha, but
that the order would not be forth
coming.
Chill Disappears.
Typical of the situation among
eating places was the Texas Chill
Parlor, 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Mrs. Barbara Abbott, op-
orator. said she may have to open
only three nights a week for lack
of sufficient meat to 60 into her
chilli. +. -
Coston's Restaurant, in the 800
block of Seventeenth street NV,
reported it was serving such dishes
as potato pancakes, spaghetti,
shrimp, broiled fish salads,
As for chain restaurants, Childs
said they had no meat on the menu
today or tomorrow. They had
chicken. stuffed peppers (stuffed
with shrimp and rice, not meat,
salad, and a bit of lamb stew.
One restaurateur in business IA
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Primary Returns
On WMAL

Results OF today's primary
elections in Maryland as COM
piled by The Star and the AS
sociated Press will be given in
brief bulletins between regu-
larly scheduled broadcasts on
Radio Station WMAL tonight.
Evening star., 1946-06-24

TOKYO, June "a R.-Approxi-
mately 22,250 tons of wheat, flour
and bagged rice imported from the
United States will be distributed in
the Tokyo Yokohama area in the
next few days to relieve the food
shortage.
Evening star., 1946-06-24

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Chicago-s:30 PM,
Boston at Detroit-5:30 PM.
New York at Cleveland-S:3O PM.
(Only Games Scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Brooklyn r
Cincinnati 21O 90
Brooklyn - 600 0
,patteries-Walters and Lamanno; Hixbe,
behrman (2d) and Edwards.
At Boston
Chicago 80 coo 0
Boston 1900 11O
~, Batteries-SchmitE and McCulIouEh; |;
Wright and Mast.
(Only Games Scheduled)
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(See OPA. Page A-30
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tSee ATOM, Page A-4)
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Major League Games

(See LINCOLN, Page Al.
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(Only Games ScheduIed)
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(See CIVIL SERVICE, Page A-3)
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Continued on Page A-12, Column /.
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(See vINSON. Page A-3)
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Jups Get Food From u. S.

(See PRIMARY, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CONVENIENT NV. SECTION, close to
NV. coal heat; house vacant, Price.
Assoc1ATEsa ASSOC ff54 NC. Rx. 1882 until pm
TAKoMA PARK-Spacious detached home
bed1ooms g LARGE and SLEEP
and bus. Lot 75x15o Hot-water heat,
fireplace, detached garage. Only S10,950,
on terms; A. M. ROTH, Woodward Bldg"
approximately yrs. old, lot S0x150; LIST
bfsry Dor sRasioas laVatory hs snd oor iee bedrms
e baths; 2 rms. on .3rd floor; basement
recreation, rm. with fireplace. maids lava,
Blk. blks, from m 18th and Ksimia sts. bus; Sa7,-
500: possession with settlement. For ap-
S FSh fERfsxN ERxNefs Go fo%hL fs1s 2ff a hf' :noa Ra
siYe agent R9Ss 2osh St have sev.ra,
5-rm modern bungalows with full base
Ren5 aSS eRiVEILA' VEL s41s i4sh S' st: INV INV
KANSAS. AVE, near. Sherman Circle-This
is a 20-foot row brick, in excellent condi-
ton, with oil hot-water heat. First floor
kitchen and breakfast room. Second floor
has 3 large bedrooms and tiled bath. Large
y and is as
value. For appointment to inspect. call
ggGITZJEILL;o IL pIy H., s191 91p . o,.,,,... IL.
tached corner brick home Of 10 rooms and
3 baths. includes gas heat. automatic re-
frigerator and many modern eonyenisnceS;
ELL QUICK. DI 1881 until pm. or sH.
VACANT-Ss, ,5OO-A real opportunity t.
acquire, for immediate possession, mod
ern, detached, six.room home In Land
full basement; beautiful fenced lot: rea
sonable terms; Phone NE Nj Hoover o RA
ssSn. &: NV sHANNos NAi ss4s = IUcHs CO.. 1905 !
SO, S9,45o-Detached home: living rm., dinins
rm large. kitchen, bedroom, bath on Isl
floor; lge. bedroom. End floor; oil hot,watei
complete basement: TAYLOR st. ne: Fol
j1speetions sssn sslI sales dept DIXIE REALTY
GRiI GiRRiIINNaarSSSss Ne oSso' Attractive fran,
BUNGALOW, on large lot, containing livint
bath, staiTway to attic full basement
EeT e sssditio&si sss % inie5%stion g sslI CAPT
PHILLIPS, Di' i411.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-vacant; / to 8
an imposing corner brick home containinI
living room with fireplace, lovely heatet
solariunl. den. large dining room, larg
kitchen with breakfast nook. one-hal
fine baths; built-in garage. oil h.-w.h.
exceptional value: very attractive terms
Priced S21 800. MA. 9797, CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY CO. exclusive agent, 925 Ne1
TWo-FAMILY fvTo " Row-BRICK HOUSE I,
good Sc location. Close to Kramer Junio
seh0e s nto n two with
. BY owner and family No ceiling rentals
The house is in excellent condition ant
cali AT. 1905. '''iH'A''H' " '''s''
Evening star., 1946-01-15
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlhIA.

3-FAMILY APT. BLDG, near Pentagon
sds sfss ras@s Sloss to shopping hep sna bus
apt, apt, with rooms and bath Is furnished
OIL on n9t-wateI ds heat, outside thermostatie
Rsfded EifIs 90 ,MT TnI Keller; VIII. n ?. sRoY'
tutaqa Hb MoDEsMThe hcass Of the
architect to Combine the functional &c pesan. en-.
sers oGuss oi Sid WI Vrsnia IN chat
sits SaTaJ 9n the n south side Of hin overlooking
ter and the prevailing afternoon breeses Of
SUMNER sunni and The he generous use Of glass red
% house y i've have n easy resulted II IN
and Inexpensive to maintain. on the main
asnir aEor are & an entrance hall, a large iving-
ath 5nd sssh sao aasn ssis master Nh
bath: Additional attractions are the
and the nSsins Ra sisns porsS rSb With
as SisT ROOM On The gEound ooF are
The equipment is uniformly Of the finest
prewar quality and the house has more
sa, ns9ss :s ssSs ss
psss en ssas s.s msoN % HkgT shsTn Sy 8nsPPss
Alexandria 5S12. Closed Sundays
BUNGALOW, 2 spacious bedrooms. fully
5000 reasonable terms ms MAYNARD
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Nice 5-room
brick BUNGALOW. oil hot-water heat, near
Pentagon Bldg; equipped kitchen. large
corner lot fireplace; substantial cash
M, P BROYHIIL CO., INC, CHI. 6733.
on g. large lot, 8 miles from Washing ton.
The house has pleasant living room with
n1rspidnss, d.ai dining room: kitchens tiled bath
sion. There are full basement and an
sss MASON HiiRsT. Annsndals, ls va, st a
the end of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andria 6S12. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1946-01-15

1439 IRVING ST. N.E.-Furnished, de.
tached 5-room house. vacant now tenn.
5orary only; Inquire at premises sunday
DET; BRICK. rms. IN Silver Spring
$3.50 per month for 3 months Det
brick in Brightwood. $3.50 a month; Tyr
lease; Det. brick in Bethesda, S175 pei
month: 1-yr. lease. Call HR. STRoUP
FoxHAII RD.-4 bedrooms, 3 baths, rec
room; Feb. l to May 10, possibly until
sept; $3.50 per month. Phone MA. 8313
AVAILABLE MMEDfATELY. 4 bedrooms
and bath on Washington Baltimore blvd.
l. miles from from D. CT; excellent bus service
At az DOOR 5000 month. MI. 1885. I7s
WAVES, 2, low in points, share attractive
home with officers wife: $50 each per mo
Or bSIS. or write BOX 40-E, Star
BEAUTIFULLY furnished home for rent.
now available. in Arlington, Va. containing
bedrooms. baths large dining room and
living room combined, kitchen, pantry
and play yard in rear: insulated. weather.
stripped and equipped with both gas and oil
heaters; S225 per month. THOS. J. FISHER
y CO, INC. 73s. 18th st. NV. DI $3.50.
Ask for Mr.. Fields
young Protestant couple to live in Chevy
Chase house and run 1t on care-share
basis; aS no objection to young child Box
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED, small or large houses, any con-
stTes af9e aes essh sec'Sa "a q o !he CITY,
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase in
pay oess cash 9 shsDSsfd 1910 0r'ck nome
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we viii buy your
,5 app5aisais; + :, MITCHELL QUICK, Di. 1881
WANTED Wan / HOUSES. large and small, in
hsaF'Y MRFys5a HofM naYs srsR Dq'sTs sve wait
h0Ps SsS2R sS2 ssF2 Al once sSs N2 AZ 5se ossE or
!oGSs WI sAsfok SAso RssasS! T.,
WANTED. t1sT ho o1ftsS To RM. House; consider
60, Or b4sk.r Md ali cash eSye NJ ir9S 4sos
fTsS SS2gS to heRss sRs sale
PHR1Es T Realtof, tor SSf sos NoTsh G Capitol It M IA
szs9 Sxsa eTSrRs Rs1aIss taI stnfs 1sie ".
81 y so sstor: ssSi Hpu Rhcd. ss
AMER16xs r. sIs SS1vERs1TY Ea 71oi rARk-Not over
5 or 6 blocks from Mass. ave. shopping
center @ 5 or 8 rooms: brick or frame
WE Can SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
free appraisal. plenty clients waiting for
sq'fk ssss Gs g. 7FlY RaEksE 5oN s9s
sUBsTANTiAL CASH for a rooming house
siEcis q 18th 'D St. NV No ' agents. uPSai esli
PRiIvAfrE PARTY wishes to purchase at
FREE APpRaIsALs s8t ot e z. Houses. expert
appraiser app shI since .e 1879 When you want to
WI vi phSSe csS sEhI ELL RoTR AZ 9H
gated IN Washinston or nearby Montgomery
fstabhed foaRy liz ISIS with Ho H5 GE RkE Euas fse co
Realtors, 721 10th st. NV. Ma. 0765.
PEIwoRTH AND BRIGHTwoop-we have
~ see iRa5siSa RaY REIf9 1I5ffR9D' co ead "a
CAR s9sI shtI e. YOUR eSf House at Its full
EsHs '0dsy Ask Sqr % GPnsR sIosnns ENTAILS Wn obi
iasa III GlS SCI l'1s ne ana St nesE:
By Ma baSs os ARMS. and h
will buy outright. For an honest appraisal,
no 30 obligation call oIooD J D; BURGESS, 1924
also homes in Hilicrest, Am. Univ. Park,
etc. Your ADVANTAGES will be greater by
letting our experienced selling orsaniza-
chasers have all cash or large cash pay
ments. Eve or Sun. Phone Georgia 1900.
L. GRAVATTE, T29 18th St, Realtor,
HiGHEsT ALL-cAsH PRICES PAID for a.. :,
Sc. and Maryland property. quick settle
ments, free appraisals. GUNN & MILLER
5Ge i9sr l1th vh1it. iss. aoi,gT sei ER 2doo. 2}daoto. :,
nearby Nd; viii buy or sell to cash clients.
A. A. CAROZZA, 1897 Pa. ave Sc, AT
WANTED TO BUY direct from owner good
3 or bedroom home in Northwest Wash
ington; up to $4,000; substantial cash
IF YOU are thinking Of selling your home
and desire quick results. then think Of the
HAMILTON REALTY CO., 5625 Georgia
ave. NV, GE. $500.
NEED LARGER HoME?-n you have or
3 bedroom house, with bedroom and bath
on first floor. and wish 4-bedroom, 2-ba tn
house. call BOWDEN. co. l147, mornings.
SILVER Spring or conv. Bethesda area pref
B-4 YOU SELL get an appraisal without
obligation from one of washington's oldest
and largest sales organizations: members
Of the Real Estate Board For prompt
service sall NJ. Ginnetti wo. $685.. with
BEVERLY HILLS yA-s-bedroom house,
maximum, $4,000. Early possession
necessary. 1t COL. SAxTEN, o. S. NJ C..
RE. $500, Ext 76476
PRIVATE PARTY wants 3-bedroom home,
Brightwood, Shepherd Park or Chillum,
D. c.; no brokers. GE 4739
Evening star., 1946-01-15

CoLoRED-4O0 BLOCK Irving st. NV
Duplex apt. 2 r. k, b. each. oil heat,
1900 block Vermont ave. 1st comm,
7 rooms, bath. suitable for any business,
S2 SIone down To inspse, sp g1oper5tss call
MI. 1895. open till pm.
CoLoRED-6O0 14th ST. N.E.-s rms.
and bath. INV. oil heat, hardwood floors,
sion with deed
1900 block OF st. ne-6 rms and
bath. full basement, gas heat: excellent
condition: possession with deed. To in
speet, phone DI. 1888. ask for ROUSE,
1910 M st. NV.
COLORED, ATTENTION - Businessmen,
roominghouse operators, etc,-Only $3.50
down will buy any Of the following houses,
ideal, for beauty parlor. barber shop. tailor
or cleaner.
305 M St nw-3-story brick and
basement, h.-w.h., gas and electricity.
604 M st, n,w.--3-story brick and
basement. gas and electricity.
1918 9Th st. n.w.-2-story brick and
basement gas and electricity
living quarters; Also many others.
For full information, call NE. 1855,
COMET REALTY CO., 943 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE our 2-bedroom mouse iT
Coronado. Calf, for rent, SS5 mo, fol
trade for furnished or unfurnished ir
Washington: up to S1S5 month Call FIR
$500, Ext 515 1Ss
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom bungalow In
nearby Washington. for rent, S55 mo
trade for similar house in Hagerstown, Md
or vicinity. UN 2274.
WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedrm. and 2-batt
home. close to everything, in good resi-.
Dental NV. section, for 2-bedrm. type
section. close to transp and shopping: nc
agents. Box l4S-E, Star
WILL EXCHANGE my 3-bedroom house
706 N, Dinwiddie St, Arlington. for SINH
lar accommodations at Fort Worth. Tex
sale or rental EX. $500. Ext. 2l10 days.
GIL. 1926 evenings 2Os
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

asson asst g. e.: sdssliV: V.
IN sDs ToEyoN SIS 5snt f lJ1 R:y for property
CoLoRED-1eI7 EvART ST. N.E.-Eight
rooms, baths. 2-car garage; will glye
possession. PCS Owner or your agent. ia.
oSoLoRED-NR. M ST. s.w.-s rms. and
bath saI nsTly dsco5atsd: $500, full price.
aa KgSasSE oTRsE BsfcK EN- sssf
ssRS q oos u III na ed aanals Ss
down. e Locstion sS x Kastl. R pi i i1es ns tooH tooP
GG For normstoa safo a. as's ea fns Peans THom Pk
c;oIosE;Ds-seo coz RED: BLOCK 9Th st; s az, az; 3
oil h-w;h; large 4-car gsrase: present
door and ssrass; conn @complsss s .ssimstedd IN;
NJ Tslbast Nj Nj. 1859. REAETY a SER SERVICE fei
cSfokAD@IaRr eo sAi 9aIa is A HOUSE worth liv.
Rouse or Mrs. pay take you so see i
Ts,,. TtssePtiOn hall sya.ory and
floor; second floor. master bedrooms
two master rooms; fun basement with front
lent condition. owner occupied Posses
SION Win oeed. 10 inspect phone DI
70s3, 1910 M st. NV. Evenings phone
Col Col @oLoREED-BRooKLAND, $1,000 down
Detached 2.story home, arranged for 2
soAp e. 1SiS 9nSe FIR eAss 4s5
COLORED-S7,956, 81 900 CASH-Vacant
immediate possession; Capitol Heights, Md
Dix on Central ave; ideally located, de-
tached 6-room house. completely redeco-
rated; approx. acre Of ground: fruit trees;
a new complete on bath: "a blks. from school
ooLoREp-iIth s1d ,,'h ;, ,.dI ST.. downtown-2-story
bath, h.-w.h.; on carline. near all conv.
! St comm'l; terms can be arrange arranged. N'iSl pf
ss knAASNtbk4 s BE- 6GaLTx dox6 co
DETACHED 2.story house, arranged for .
Iamilfes. Tiled bath, INV. heat, large
gna, gara; ,IoTSs ,pIooSSssIsion $50 with deposit; PARK
{slS5 {foIoRES@kISILaoRfH ,S sys 10
and side, porches. full basement, coal
h W h.; ideal for doctor. S12.500 T B.
BURGESS, 1924 Penna. ave. s.e. FIR. 2802
CoLoRED-I8th Mr.. PARK RD.-Brick
home, o rooms, 2 tiled baths, extra lava
porch, perch, s doors and walls ip sxcellent con.
HOUSING CO. DE 17Io, FIR. 47s5.
C0LORED-CH0ICE neighborhood, neal
det. brick, hot-water heat, Arcola gooc
condition., $1,000 down, S6a5O. To in.
RssI sgssf 81 M Eaton Ms w HAROLD
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

CALVERT ST. near Conn. ave.-1O rms.
paths. garage oil heat, $3.50 per month:
DET. FRAME. brick foundation rms
and bath, ami, large back yard; st
near 18th st. NV; $40 mo Box DE Star
Evening star., 1946-01-15
APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED

basement or otherwise; pvt. bath pref, moi
neces. CO. 1892 bet. II am. and z p m
Evening star., 1946-01-15

1ull brlght basement. h.-W-n., detached
VI WWoodridseI4 bedrooms and bath, full
sssny iocson I'll hgs ony xFS large ot
Near woodridge-2-family house, each
apt; with separate ser entrance: rooms and
REAETY E5ai go CO. assi K. l. ave. %S'iSs ns NJ
CoLoRED-NEAR 7th and Florida ave.
POINTED ne coSdon spms spasous ye rooms
sssS Mk BRApEEY BE. l1So Soy ssndsys Ss
coleREpsS ead sfssr AND N pn Eye PE sn. Fs
room home, brick. semidetached; excellent
condition: auto, heat; hardwood floors:
Ley, 81. ilso: Sundays y s and evenings @ Ha alter
eotSoRiEtbp: 6 z II pA VACANT, nz. 1lth and Park
opportunity for ' reomins house OF er'fans home
Dss rs soGd % ssns and Baa sn
doDn VI sssa ss
zASElk9 aEATx X s1 s sections of tn.
see vs.; once open until Q pm B. J.
cSLoRFbNEAR a fsa 18Th 81 and colaDbis soqS pS
n.w-10 beautiful rooms; light pressed
brick; t.Ik hsaTgdwood tioSrs; auto: heat; excel
Mr.. BRApIEY BE. iiso: Sundays HHS essn and
sSsnHsi BRAd4ir1E RH 1i7g HOME in
oors sarsse fa cear sa'
ss R For assi srns Be- 'pa ssa Sc
coIoRED--soO BLOCK of Otis pl. NV
Attractive row brick, good condition, 6
nice rooms. bath, full basement, auto.
h.-w:h.; good-sized rear yard A real buy
u 4 this ,,e most conyenient section. FLOYD
;i,u;ys = aye an and N n;y;mHere is hne oppor-
in a. fulfilled neighborhood on = corner Ifier
which cannot help but enhance value. Has
8 large rms. bath: h:-w:h Priced to sell,
-, 7b0: terms, R, a: HUMPHREYS, s0s
eofSREbLIS44' GsR 81 soxias Szaa FEET. Just few
rms, semidet., Johns -Manviiie shingle
cellar. front and back entrance, toilet.
h. VIII, hardwood floors downstairs, front
porch, 5-car brick gar. Could build an
other house or apt: on lot. Price, $11 800;
terms M. B. WEAVER, WO 4944 or DI
CoLoREp BARGAN-Nr. N. Cap. and H
sSontaining 10 large rms bath: h.-w,h.
eEal terms. Property Is vacant. Poss
gith tit title .o See Mr, Boucher, A, HUM
coEoREposs sos \ RooRss ss St and "a sa s7 81 heat
and bath; 1900 block Isth i. n.M1Sio..
j. wAPLE Co, Df. 3347. 7'' 1
Evening star., 1946-01-15

ARLINGTON, 3 goods buys:
/. 5-roon and bath bungalow on nearly
full basement; GI can handle. $3.50.
.. 5-bedroom modern home near Pents-
county: $4,000 with ST 800 cash and con.
venient terms: CT can handle this.
Glebe, I'd, north Of country club; ST. 900
considerable cash to own this beautiful
home. CHI. 2440. JOSEPH NJ PREVETTE,
Evening star., 1946-01-15

AMERICAN UNIV. PARk-Lovely det. brio
bedrms., : baths, modern nod nv fully eauippe
81 sEss TX sas sa sa 6R 5R a4Ss nss
SETHEsppA-center hall. Groom, 1h-bat,
saTass attached: wooded Il lot. AT $3.50
zss RE- REALTT EoF 7sss !sEshe5 Wis dsfs AZ;
s.: $SYs!.s 8: ST sr! sssFs
ENVY HRsE ltsslas eHasE sfS. Gus! is NV
nearly new homes: ist fioor. living room
with screened side porch, dining room
ssdn snS oOr with sd bsSa
noored. attic with disappearing stairway
large basement with laundry trays an,
heating plant storm windows: detache,
Price sls.5oe csli sf M. x'd hasmIse u suada sss
ESTATE e syfRlnse e.. Fx "a 3gsa soss BEACON REA
CLEVELAND ,fARK@An exceptionally at
tTsstiye rrast . 'emissdetsshsd brick home Of
sFR II ssa sfs ggsf gsfs5R sRt f'sns1
0sss e. es scsen faso "a
near churches, schools, shopping; suitabl
Doctors ONCE and home, nursery school 3
Cav wLpIHr I II Maury; Ne AP a.{s {Sssss. MARSHAL
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Twenty Of this grou
already sold; these 5-room brick home
have been completely redecorated and ar
gas range and refrigerator; have fu
basement and are priced at only ss,1
For complets information, call Miss RID
aSe7 ya ys6w pE tapssts siS
brick, rms. tile bath with shower; fire
place. gas heat, deep lot, garage; near a
schools and buses. Owner occupied. S15
yHGaNT aNsTrs oik Ss MS IA saes de
orated-6 rooms. h;-w.h.; row brick; nea
buses and cars; $3.50. For appointment
call Mr.. Bemies, SH. 405S, MARSHAL
]. WAPLE CO., DI, 3346.
PETW0RTH-8-RoOM row brick, 2 bath.
garage. front porch, gas heat, .hardwoo
finished With tub bath; arranged as 2 apis
2 lodern kitchens, elec. refgr. Priced I
sell, Can An easily easily be conysrtsd to ! HON.
LarEs row brick house, suitable for room
apts.: being sold to settle estate: posses
sion with deco. Call Mr.. FOSTER, 81
4l66 or DI. 2346.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-29
Democrats
ceDisllllity
In COP Win

Washington, Oct. ~. -lP,-Dcmo-
cratic leaders today sounded fore
bodinGs ol disrnitY IN the govern
mcnt II tn" Republicans vim control
of c"ngrCS. next Tuesday declaring
The G.. .. i. Condoncs l,ulatiomism
and sympathy f,r the NHli,
The Republicans. rnCTuwuiC. con
ccnifHlCd their fire ON IN" huusChol.
from. with an HcrusaiIuu that the ad
ADMINISTRATION had created IN u.tiIici"
.ugar shortage by in"pt ac'S.
Ch.GGn.rn Lucas, Democrat. H.
linoiS. al tine DEM cratic senatorial
campaign committee. said the Re
publican Nation Il Committee ma
given Senate" LANCER. Republican,
North Dakota. $3.50 .. campaign 10
reelection. despite his confirmed
unrc2cnrIc :>nlHt.,ui-ur."
He recalled tha. LANCER was on.
of the ivy, senators who voted
Ggairs, American participation il
Tie United Nations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-29
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh. oct 29.-ASSuming IN,
accuracy of preliminary reports of
campaign expenditures. and further
assuming that the usual ratio be-
tween campaign spending and votes
Will hold good. the Democrats arc
likely 10 do very we'll in North Car
Ollna next Tuesday.
Preliminary reports filed by Dcm-
orratic Chairman w. u. Umstcad
last Saturday and 10y Republican
Chairman Sim Dclapp ON MundaH
show that the Democrats collected
up To- October ~ the sum of S2l.-
2l222 and spent S2i.062O4. while
the Republicans collected Si.799. 90
and spent Si.i0722.
In both instances listed COntrlbu-
lions were mostly IN very small
amounts. Republican expenditure,
were almost entirely for operation
OF State headquarters ut Lexington
while the Democrats list some &c.
600 sent 10 close counties.
These financial statements. re-
/ CURED 10 be filed with the score
| tary of state ten days before the
election. attract public interest. but
| ii is generally conceded they meai
little. Final accounting required u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-29
Tired OF Strife,
Oil Salesman Will
Seek Cooperation

PnrCa City. Oakla., Oct. 29.-iP'--
George PiggS grew So tired of labor
ard management quarrcling. he said
to-day. that he quit a top job al a
SlOO.0OG.0OO oil firm 10 start a
union based on craftsmanship and
cooperation.
"1ncrc's nothing this country
reeds as badly as il needs CoOpcra-
ton" said BigGS. former sales pro-
motion manager for the Continental
Oil Company. "QuarrellnG and argu-
ing. enc group shouting demands
about lis rights and the other shOu;-
ing back. Ill this has been going on
for long time. and moi much has
resulted but trouble and the prom
Use NJ more trouble 10 come.
He declared its time tO stop
fighting and start cooperating. I'm
going 10 do something about it. |
think I'm in - good position 10
start such movement.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-29
Closed Shop
Is An Issue
In Elections

Washington, Oct. 29-lID-Onc
Of the NEST controversial of all pro-
pn*alS affecting organized la1Or-thC
an'i-Cl"SCd shop nmCu,lmCnt will
bC put t. the voters oi three states
III next Tuesdays elections. They
are Nebraska, South Dakota and
Arizona.
Thus far. only Florida and Arsan-
SaS have adopted anl-cluScd shop
amendments io their constitutions.
Also on November ;. citizens %!
Massachusetts will decide whether to
require labor unions T. issue public
financial reports.
And California voters will decide
whether 10 establish fair employ
mcnt practices act. making il Un-
lawful for any employer 10 GisCrim-
inatc against any person because of
race. religion. color. national origin
or ancestry.
Under Il closed shop. all workers,
in Il plant must belong to a union or
lose their Jobs. Tn" auti-CluScd shop
proposals usually state that the right
10 work shall not be denied because
of membership or ncn-mcmbcrShip
in a labor organization. Hence. they
are referred To by sponsors as right
10 work" bills.