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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cont.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcent.).
DIAMONDS .na oId colo, DIAMOND Matenss
5Hhk SiS issh l s,! Fl ssa.s..
and wrist s.sshss initial birthseones e0e dis
mond wedding rings; otter jewelry and
fsEss' YoRk sEw HsA: Co. Drs ~
T ID sii e;NM MASK wanted. Call woodle,
FISHING RODS. salt water. good condi-
3Dsn Sunday, LARGO spoKrs STORE,
nTs Want ma a. ono. som. GOOD
gsed p housshold goods. also good piano.
kinds: highest cash prices paid: prompt
r re9ss phone no eq pougs ssc sss
FuRSiTURE = All Kinds Of household
goods. china. cut glass, bric-a-brac: high
e. ef r. P 9oSs s Dssmp ME- courteous sgt
FURNITURE and home furnishings Of all
fsnas ~ sSHs RsRI spo 5s ssh
buy entire household. PROMPT 'e REMOVAL
cal cal S Us fog highss. prices MI; 977s, 49,
nd wanted ante q vii se say 81 ssss
dazD 'sSfs d Fl f5s,rf VA h0@s Please call
Ao KAHE LSG ;n5 o xssTs =, ssS
S a f Nlsbf D china sd
OLD FASHIONED picture Dict frames and
sGSl bought for cash. EN-. 42o5 and give
PHoNoGRAPH RECORDS wanted, old bop
Sc sS!is!sF G "a "a i Ssss 5fss
PICKET FENCE, approx. loo #. Oh.
PIANO. upright. for school use; must be in
good condition. State make, age cordi-
sion, lowest Ta cash price and telephone Box
PfANospsiv.te party wants to buy, if for
maze MAKE. good copdition or viii store for
so1 .parsms sssr upr,rs1
ssss ARTHuRR e: 5o ssta P''si FAM Il!
oSsEssasd 6 Rai' ~
flsts a. ya 81 TO 2s ssgs or store for NOD
PiANosIca1 Mr. WILLIAMS at stein
way dealer, DI. 84e4, II you have spinet
VIII be pleased with our cash offer and
PIANOS, Grand. upright. spinet or apt.
s saas a ~ So ss6a any condition; will pay
R hb Ssss sa1 tor f5sad pD5isht sPinet
PIANO-We are looking for spinet. apart
ment upright. or grand piano; will pay the
h hI cash price. .GE. s465.
almost any condition: highest cash prices
paid. Be sure to get the. most money for
4s7l. COLONIAL PIANO CO, O' - '
ROWING MACHINE. hydraulic: Give de
RUG, living room. 8. or O. by 12' or 49,
dition. 5000 St. Barnabas I'd. Sc, Wash; 90.
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types;
rad
SEWING MACHINE, singer. ' feath sT
SILK YARD GOODS. japanese and chinese
D Drces apd 9s9 RaeEal vii pay top
TYPEWRITER. standard or portable. Ii.
WASHING MACHINE, any size. Cali AT.
Cash FOR YOUR BOOKS. stamp coliec-
ton; old glass s. china and silver; private
1s EAT Io RrsEs f.. Oh gSa
cal instruments. engineering instruments
and a.d,, what have you? viii call MAX
AM INTERESTED in buying drop-leaf ia
@ s sa 'e"f5S sxfE NE eS
HIGHEsT CASH PRiiccEs PAID for Junk
and wrecked cars. J. L. BRENNER g. CO,
VETERAN will buy furniture If house or
apt; is available. MI. 5000 between 6
PRIvATE PARTY wishes to buy used type
SET OF spEKs Ma SaS eG Psase s1 es
/ e rs F saS1 SODA FOUNTAIN complete 5s
wanted. Call Gil. 44oo. Ext. $50, after
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PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEf HERD $3.50. ASK tor Miss
wright; Il you are y need Of q loar up e
Is 'f PR1c Sissi faTn for diamond,
eo ass 4 n Hssn a.
pREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio, in office bldg. Centrall,
i Hs,,e above Loew's Columbia Theater.
ENGEL formerly Of Fifth ave-, N. " ".
t E1i9 Il StssoSR'w.' Room 20. Telephone
eanon derennso eoses &c. c csSsIE e.
G q nj ST e. scH rs ose dsy
TRANSPORTATION furnished daily throughout
We We, r All ' PPiiccruREs. weddings. parties.
reunions. baby pictures Call for details.
AZ; 1893 ELkAY PHOTOGRAPHERS. Is.
EXPERT TAILORING-Men's and wom-
ems Clothes; repairing. remodeline. Emer-
WE Bu w DIAMoNDs. watches and silver sg
% ware; j eweIry :, estates bought for cash.
NGRsEs AVAILABLE ~ The The I'm Inte a1 siai
Nurses Registry; trained, practical or ur-
dersraduates; never closed. AT. 27O9.
EXPERT HOSIERY REPAIRING. e-day
ser ssryce, AL types hose. lis 18th st. ne.
PH ioeaTtoos'V Or 9oGk BABY in your hon home;
s s5s hess loveg ssaIs pictures in
msnt, call no. 4720, day or evening. --Is
HOUSEWIVES - We specialize in cleaning
and waxing floors. DUKE & TABLER
FLOOR SERVICE. RE 6996 or TE. 1876. 20:
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FRESH FROZEN HORSE MEAT, 100gs
pure: q: 8 inspected for human food,
s sf sybf S ThHssds ns Ee
4. L0e ed s sSls DISTRIBUTOR 2oo7 l4th St
Ts1. ana he hs MALT 5s her md
ssFyees p t. al sop pet owners aDDs only
week end or oSssr clean aG d ssnts sna
PyckSp serTies BEDEE.As WfEE sq REENa1s
seS fHnnsftfHi svs SLACK NO wS Ssas christ
gsss q breeding. i Bowie A s7s7. S'0'A' '0F
s aiso pRss sE Sef 55os champion sired male
PoMksiAN1AN. chihuahua, pekinses wI puD-
'SzS S Fss ch Msi H 45
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, = weeks Old,
AK xss ehamD va ssss
RABBITS RABBIT breeding and eating. warfeld
ssTAMiEsE KITTENS. beautiful s-wk..old
females; healthy. housebroken. $50. cail
SsSsss sys Il sn :as sssss:
iihRsE.aaA1RED PUPPIES, champion stock;
8 weeks. Ii. $685. 14o6 Morse St., ne.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 3 females,
mos: old. excellent hunting stock, healthy
spnday; Telephone Temple 1905 III
Coz RHse sPaNPEL PHpPiEss Axe regis
tered and inoculated. sired by SON Of
champion Try cobs Candidate and other
outstanding dogs. Several filters and
prices. Also stud service by above dog.
Toy collie PUPS, 3 months old. for tor sale
W9nasEfuI pets eL , lsss tvn.
had fs sh sired
champ Dictator Won Glenhugel; dam.
Baroness Gretchen Elze, c. p; males and
females, reds and black; home raised,
stocked and wormed, litter Axe registered.
Ideal pets, house dogs, guards and COM
o s sood af e so@
breeding; yh,elped Jan; 80. they will be
Terms may be arranged. Cali Ma. $500
weekdays DAYTIME, or co. 2570 ewes.
ccHoWsAoid Hall pl. I'd, s12, left Of
Pope's Head I'd, Fairfax. Fairfax 137-J-1.
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FARM and GARDEN.

RoToIMIERsmEaTiy detysTZ On re
TOR CO. s19$ Lee hwy. Arlington. ca.
LASDscAPE GARDENER and contractor
feries; residence Grounds s ! specially; seed;
81 Fisfss free SOD AZ ssss
and nearby areas. Please cali PooiesviiIs
M SMd 2as5 bet sesG n and pm' or write
ssqIs@s S.1 ii s II q feed o&S.s
LA LAM afiN isgERvIcEs-Prun,ns, seed
ing. fertilizing lawns rolled. fruit. trees
sprayed, grading. drainage system, flower
11sus ds6 4se Dsssnns D 6
BANK Run GRAVEL for rossf and md d hs
ing, cavity. work, transplanttng, lawns re.
sS saTe ao 50F 1852 ss Tor
and sfsenhoases FOR oG sale t1''s Gan Il. ss7s
FARM TRACTOR. International 1920. ex,
cellent condition, completely. overhauled
e's Smaller ee eat i0f pr iehs rsh
LEAF MOULD msnurs top soil SO
plants. EN-. 9sss, 1904 Wisconsin ave.
mss nsss s sasy ps Ssg s sa1 ds ss
STABLE 3G, e. MASUsE. ' sds, sig delivered
eslIsfs; s ss saddle and 6ridIss FIJI
f fsS1Sss outdoor plant
surely than the house itself The passeTbs
unconsciously but very surely judges st
ines. but the who'll. interior and the oc-
many victims Of cheap oyersroWn Shrub
best sRty cale6 disease ee proof snd
Of lifetime duration. Specimen yews, holly.
sde ya haas n and nS n
lock, myrtle for shade, rose and fowef
brick, cement, and gravel walks, terraceS
driveways arbors. trellises: fences, drain.
age manqssa sopsoil Wondsssro the deal
Special treatment for seia LOVING tSd S' plants.
seeas sn ron N axn
pruning and spraying. When you plan
for permanent improvements or o rsnoya.
Eo%SSS fssi!gs s5sdies and top Ell
NODE q 1855 5000 GOOD s saashs5sf ssPc.
f nsoN Rose Rose rRELI1sEs, different Mi1 de-
s. GIcHNER IRON WORKS. INC. Fla
Gath st, NV, RE. 2419. is
FOR sALE-sl0 lilac bushes for So, othe.
shrubbery; two electric breeders for 400
chicks each. W L. HAMMERLY. Hillmead
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. best variet.
everbearing scarlet, Sc per hundred, 81 q
dozen; start bearing June; supply limited:
plant now. Ii. 1905, 3oo5 Claiming St
BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Have ex-
pertly built rock garden. fish ponds, stone
1871. %.
TREE REMOVAL, trimming, spraying,
feeding. Complete tree service. Fully in
sured. DU. 1882. II"
FOR SALE-Well-rot manure. ground
and sieved, delivered in Washington and
WI. $50. 90
LoCUsT POSTS, over 100 SIT. posts,
suitable for fencing. Call WO. 517s. Ii
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1900 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W.-At-
tractively furnished rooms, transients only:
g s asS s sT s NV No s psSter
syaiiaSle in air:cond, double room for re-
fined girl. home and surroundinss must
HOME IL Me- FOR 81 BusgINEssMaN Chevy Chase.
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes I,
tFeI ssIs Maa az rd EM sfs
Govt srs or COUPLE sR e. F0S mo
JUST OPENED, 500 9th st. n.w.-cfean.
s sRS snss s. re- ds sss largo
attractive tourist rooms for transients
s sesns s fo1S sf ~ Sac a0u0e also ssfhs'
sol ALISON ST, N;W,-cheerful front
s s9 sa dhRns ss GasisR
7ie whITTIER sI-Nisely Furnished
81 eEEf1afEISSsSp PARK. ais Roemaa.a st,
sssE r00R No ssnssltnsn only $3.50
sha evenss ss
5 1sSI 18th 81 s4 M 79Ss room e.,
A. a:s:..$ ssEss$ y
is44 NfhNNGiIEsIpE TER, N.w.-RoomI, With
R1soN,WAsHBuRN Co. 927 N. Y. ave.
Tree u sT.@Twin beds: refined home;
best downtown neighborhood; gentlemen
only: $50 monthly. IF
ARLINGTON-Room, couple only; share
kitchen. dinins and living rooms; $50
monthly Me 24So. III
1928 WYOMING AyE.-Large double room,
se transportation, unlimited phone;
9ss Nicholson II. Nw.-Room Nor
middle AGED Catholic gentleman; conv bus
transp; S25 per mo; ,RA; 1885. III
rm. for 2 or 81 sep beds unlinn phone;
GENTLE home; Sa2 each for 3. S25 for z.
CHEVY CHASE, 1921 3srd ST. nw.-ofri to
share large attractive rm. with refined
business girl in pvt. home; twin beds use
q q, phone and Bendix: 2 blks. to bust
THE KENwIN, 1855 que st. n.w.-diri to
share nats.l large, nicely furn, ab!e rm with
1926 MASS. AYE. .N.W.-Desirable rooms
for gentlemen in downtown private club:
JAMES. after p.m' RE. 311i. IF IT,
2 SHARES open for girls In large, pleas.
l740 < st. NV. before go pm.
Continued on Next PagsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen,.

NsI am eAN0 SsNNiSs NS0nt.Is
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Remodeiins
W%SER aM a4ss 81 f ssfxe Church i5ss5
PLUMBING AND HEATING, remodsihins.
CAS- Water heaters p MoS4eo. Il ssaS
sA %s: Ess.., S;s., Free IS Tsrt
SHOP s s-7 Pm; Friday and saturday.
s slsiSn w spSsIsah cE s7ss !.
Hs vSSuSS oSs SSss ss.. e:
Tree estimates, free pickup and delivery in
oo ser's sew Sosk
sEp1o yr SS Es7 5 s. s. sSd deliver
auto radios, aerials repaired and installed:
War and
S ;S|Si E sAS 5SsS':s 9ei2 co s.
essrhaaisd also Washing II HG mae asRa' 81
kETRIGERATIoN, all makes repaired, ex-
eeyeninnggss.to pm. 262I 14th st. NV,
k Ri iiSaaR SERVICE. specializing TS' in
fasS fSsslce MI EST ROOFING CO. For
free ssatim xdss on all kinds of repair york
kooF RtPaIRING. new roofs ali work
s e. snss BARNETT ROOFING Co,
ROOFS Inspected free, honest advice. quick
service: roof repairs. siding, guttering,. Stag
MR sa 4 sPssIsl5s OK la42' Ivy 1919
RooffNG. Timing, roof painting mSG re.
CARING; sut.sring and spoutins. Call MR..
sR6o9F1Sta AND issffDl1Na. Jehns-Manville
products;, storm sash, restyling Kitchens
With VII custom. made cabinsts; long terms.
I INA; IRE Tree estim gsHe GATES CONTRACT
sEWiNG MACHINE REPAIEs-we inspect
gil and adjust any make machine, sec
''Iis 81 als .'. md p. .s::
ssME sa pAlAI Is R Rfoo sewing machines
ssi ES nSGf maCHiNEs-ouar.n,eeo repair,
Parts and supplies Tor al mschiHes. Dew:
soss ge co 6, asRs 7$5 5S floor s. KAHN
BAY 10 NJ bnsa cs aa, Mr. LON
FILE kEFAIRfRIDS@o Expertly done evf sy re-
&s%Ss1v ssos IA 1900 SssI' e'De.fass
Es9f g. SIS r. z,h nv
TyreWRiI raE complete
all makes: free delivery anywhere; our
35th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
USED CAMERAS boIgnt and sold. FULLER
4 a'ALBERT, INC. s1b 10th st. NV.
mates; work done in your home. Call MR..
VASE MAsHE Us 7 ASb RErR1eERAroRss ls and
appliances repaired by ex-serviceman.
ALASKA REFRIGERATION SERVICE. 1925
9Th st. NV. MI. ASA. 49,
LEARN TO SEW--Eight 2-hour lessons,
$40. Sewing machines repaired. 1887
Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 4244. al
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW-Re-
pairs. remodeling. cabinetwork, store nx-
lures Sligo 64SS RE 53O7 1as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-16
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

lessons; reasonable; instrument furnished
WITHOUT charge. AID. 1896, / to 8 pm. 81
SPANISH, private lessons by experienced
teacher Box 3S6-S. Star IT.
CONTRACT BRIDGE = Spring quarter
classes now forming, beginners, Monday
and Thursday evenings. Apt. only WI
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER will
personally instruct a limited number OF
ing, airbrush, abrasion tone and special
color; full use of studio, day or evenings.
Box lit, Star oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO JACKSONVILLE April 9Th;
will take one or two passengers who will
help drive. Call GO. 0475 after s pm. ~
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES Monday, can
take 3 or 4 passengers to share expenses
and help drive. Call LIT. D. S. IMRIE at
OR. 27o0. II not in, leave message 1911
Studebaker Commander. IL
fortable car, heater; take 4. Ma $50
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES April .;
want male passengers, Call HO. 1896
between 1870 am. and pm -i6
vtETERAN desires ride daily and Saturday
and return Hyattsvilie 554s s.i''0fe Gi 20
VET LOOKING FOR RIDE to Omaha, will
share expenses: Cal TIE. 107S. rs
] 942 Hudson club coup: Army oficer, wife:
take one lady; ref REQ. Chestnut 457S
Sun, any time. 17s
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POULTRY & EGGS.

TURKEYS, Beltsville White, breeding
stock: can be kept in small Enclosure; ready
market for eggs at S4.20 per dozen; 10
hens and gobblsr, $500. Telephone Ma.
S15 per 100. Always home. o. G. MAX.
WELL, Lanham, Nd. Annapolis hwy. lie
900 n. H. RED baby chicks, S13 per
Lanham, Nd, Annapolis hwy rs
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. (cont.l.

SCOTCH COLLIE PUPPY, female, & mos.
old. pure-bred. very reasonable. Ii. 4575.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe regis
tered. wormed; large selection; best that
sCHNAuzER BITCH. young, spsyed. for
sale watch dog and pet. OIL. 6791. III
hound. collie. spitz fox terrier, SIS each 70
people in country or who have fenced
ysrds. Taylor 44a4.
old. Temple 1883.
NAG ifs sIo m2 Ri och sssafasAuzrR IN
years old. very anectionate. unsuited to
small children: S25. GIL. ls47,. lis
BY Oh, vorspiel Of Mazalaine out Of Knif
daughter: solid black masks: definitely
show prospects. CHI. 0s40. IL
champion sired. pedisreed, Axe reg. EARL
GRE1NE2. Falls Church 2s36-M. q
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BCLLDOZEK, large, and expert Operator
available now. MR.. BOND, RE. 272T, 90
BULLDoZER with operator. Call pU
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COAL. MOOD ana euEL oIL.

CALL PERSON at Ashton 1898 for Are
place wood and kindling. Prompt delivery.
GOOD. Labor available for storage. 16'
COAL, / ton, buckwheat, 81; blower, plus
thermostat control, S2s. Must DELIVER.
WOOD SAW TnT-ToP TABLES te), with
blade. $40 each: l mechanical wood
splitter, $500; l with electric motor. 1880
WO. 6146 after pm 17s
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Sso sSn'fsi sssisRs astaasasE
1921 Georsia ave. GE. $3.50. GE 6os5
OIL BuRNERs-Limited number of Retro
and Silent Korth.. conversion. burner, for
ss laasaasf Hia ss't co as1Rs
Sf BURNERS, silent glow. famous Air
inst Park RAp BIC ot Ap HfHssss
81 I bdRNER Is MA KAb RH Saae BOILERS
OIL PAiNTING--Freneh landscape BY R.
Rssa Also ss assan ss SCENE slSs
ONE LOT. sig grave sites; beautiful ioca.
s akr fS-H ts9e s-phas. aao electric motor aos
$ sso G VS. s sf1s s aenase p mo 1850
"hss sss sqsf gesgPs Lesin ssis
FA1asTif WRs5H VI se0i pAf 4 30 Ger
f24fd5 90 * RI hNLaaGRSaaER German
able easel, safety light. practically new.
s oor smp moa. ys sasG tsPs
PHoNoGRAPH PoRTABLEs, new, in orig
n IT, ess PLAYS N II sssHEGs RA Bsed sERR
ICE, 1907 4th st. NV, ia. 0T51. is
PHONOGRAPH REL ORDs- Victor. Column.
oia; Detca. Capitol and Sonora records
and albums: popular and classical Sheet
music, large stock SPRING VALLEY
ELECTRIC SHOP 4s05 Mass ave. NV
EN- SSR3
h Eaa sas an Woa aprsh good sonai
PlANO-Estey upright piano, good con-
dition. S135; also. small upright apt. piano,
10. FOB st. s.w IFS
PLANO, upright, Jacob Bros: very good
condition; $3.50. DE. 3140. r.
PIANO, Lester. mahog., baby grand; superb
tone. peri. cond.: no dealers; artist leav-
Ing city; $500. no. Q325.
snssS0: S orior b.r1e bnsiE anshsd
broadloom rug. gx1b. and dfaperies; may
Be seen at 1927 Lengdrum lane, West
Chevy Chase, Nd, Sat. OF Sunday. LII
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in. records or /
inal box; limited
TIONAL RADIO 6
n. W, IA. 0751.
REELS, Vom Hofe;
Templar go: new
EN-. 1884 after 5.
REFRIGERATOR,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

His Stony Way
Lord Brikenhead proudly an
aounced to his family that he had
obtained a lucrative contract Tor
a series of articles to be called
"Milestones of My Life" They dis
cussed what incidents he proposed
to use.
"You might put in our marriage
Lady Brikenhead suggested; ana
the birth of your first child
Il said milestones, my deh
rejoined Brikenhead, mot mill
stones"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
Come, General Bradley

1t is to be hoped that General Omar
Bradley will be able to accept the Le-
gion's invitation to attend Armistice
Day ceremonies in Wilmington. Not
only the Legion but every citizen of
the community would take extraordi-
nary pride in being host to this dis
tinguished soldier who had such an i'm
p~ortant part in overthrowing the Ger
man war machine.
Furthermore a visit from General
Bradley would afford opportunity to
show him the advantages Wilmington
has as a site for the proposed veterans
hospital which is to be established in
eastern North Carolina.
1t is a hundred to one that after
seeing what Wilmington has to offer,
the General would be convinced this
is the right place for it.
While the decision does not rest
with him, his influence would be of
exceptional value in the campaign to
bring the institution to this vicinity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
High Cost of Chaos

In a recent series of articles S. Burton
Heath spelled out some of the costs
of our postwar industrial upheaval-
loss of pay by idle workers which wage
increases will not repay for many years;
loss of profit to industry; loss of sore
ly-needed goods to consumers, Now
comes Charles 3. Wilson, president of
General Motors, to add another item on
the bill.
In an article in Golfers magazine
called you've Got to Make q Profit"
Mr.. Wilson computes part of the Gen.
eral Motors strike losses in taxes. The
corporation originally estimated that
reconversion would cost about $500, OO0,-
O0O, and that enough cars and profits
could be made in the first postwar wear
to avoid using the "~carry-back" provi-
sion OF the wartime tax law, which was
a credit on the excess profits taxes of
converted industries that might be used
to cushion the cost of reconversion in
the first postwar year.
But, says Mr.. Wilson,, it cost $780,
100000 to keep the company going dur
ing the unproductive strike period. That
and subsequent delays have raised the
estimated reconversion cost to $3.50, 0OO,-
oOo. GIN has borrowed SIPS, O00, 900 and
Will have to use accumulated reconver-
sion funds and yet undetermined mil
hons of carry-back credit.
That %carry-back is a sum of tax
money that would have been paid if re-
conversion had been speedier. Doubtless
other similar sums will be employed by
other companies for similar reasons. It
all adds up to a lot of taxes that haven't
been paid but will have to be paid some
day by you-know-who.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
BY NORMAN WALKER
Associated Press Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. R-
Some labor leaders expressed the
view Wednesday that sentiment for
strike control legislation may be
stronger in the next Congress.
They based this view on the gen.
eral trend of the election results
and the personalities of the candi-
dates who won and those who were
beaten, and not on the fact that the
Republicans won control of the
Senate and House.
Both ALL and CLIO officials said
they expect the COP leadership
will have the 1948 Presidential year
continuously in mind and will seek
to refrain from antagonizing labor.
They realize the votes of the
working people and their friends
are a considerable factor in any
election" said one top ALL ad-
visor. Il think they are too smart
to forget that"
James B. Carey. ClO secretary
treasurer, told a reporter he felt
the Republican leadership would
be very careful to avoid making
labor angry"
After ALL" he commented, 1.-THE
Republican party is a lot different
now than it was 10 years ago. 1t
supports a great many things now
that it once opposed"
But labor officials noted the de-
feat of some of their strongest de-
tenders in Congress, including
many backed by the CLIO Political
Action committee.
They noted, too, that constitution
al amendments to outlaw the closed
shop apparently were adopted in
Nebraska, South Dakota and Ari-
zona-the three states where the
proposal was on the ballot. Mass
achusetts voters approved a pro-
posal to require unions to make
public financial reports.
No matter which party had won,
new labor legislation was certain
to come up for consideration in the
new Congress.
What it does in the labor field
probably depends more on the
strike situation than on which par
ty is in control. A serious strike
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

While the democratic candidates in
New Hanover county were overwhelm-
ingly victorious at the polls on Tues
day, the total vote cast was but a
fraction over II per cent of the entire
registration. With 1916 names on the
poll lists, TAO eligible voters did not
take the trouble to cast ballots.
Of course some persons could not
reach the polls, either through illness
or lack of transportation, but their
number could not have made much
difference in the total delinquency.
It has been a grave problem to Will
mington and New Hanover county citi-
zens who recognize the obligation of
voters to visit the polls on election
days, this Indifference of so many eligi-
bles to the privileges of the franchise.
Tuesdays slim turnout did not make
the solution easier.
It does not do to claim that as there
were no major issues involved the
need to vote was lacking. Even when
elections particularly concerning local
affairs, are held the total vote in re-
cent years has seldom represented a
larger percentage of the registration.
What is to be done to arouse the
citizenship to full recognition to the
right to vote is not apparent, but that
something must be done, lest the right
be cancelled, is obvious.
This movement of Georgia's Column
bians is no idle threat however limited
their influence. Unless the free people
of this country exercise the franchise
as an invaluable heritage, sooner OF
later Columbians under whatever guise
they. operate, or how functioning, will
toxic over and freedom be destroyed