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Evening star., 1946-01-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

rs ACRES, well watered, on Route 625,
Haymarket, Va: hard-surfaced road walk
Price, i sS5 per acre. MccUIN, Haymarket,
i TO 3 ACRES, wooded; near grade school
church, store, bus; good Virginia LOCATION;
E MAHoNEY alFH5 Il woodSard ds aef Blds s RE, a4iI
60 ACRES. II miles from Pentagon in
old house could be restored; on lovely site
development; about $4,000 in virgin tim. i'm
DfopersS pS1ss sig $1,000; by % o"neT. In. IN
is ACRES, Charles County. Md. on good
mo- nc niipG Price. eeon si'go6 sSb e w. | MeTfckER
HkrcRT Hh aifT IocxrioNs esai His% it and II mi
sriee % q s5d y to $500 Sf,s per a re- y Also psree
# M sn or sdsesn at o 81 ssnS soS %aaor
Md, on main highway. Also lots ant
acreage up to g acres in Riyeroale ane
Waldorf; Md, 500 up. HOMER HUNTER
47o9 Baltimore ave, HyattsVille' Md
ViRGiSis WA 2sfs SUBDIVISION TRACT, con.
acres in size; various locations. See MA.
SON HIRST, Annandale, Va, at the END o.
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5sl"
isSap ABoUT y ACRES, beautifully wooded anc
Springs; idea ideal 10. for subdivision $4,000
45 ACRES, between the New Naval Re.
search Laboratory and Laurel, Md; fl
tered water pipe line runs through the
land. Price, $500 an acre for entirety OF
will divide into parcels. OWNER
GE. 6Ig2.
ON ROUTE 2fO, near Gaithersburg Md
home and business lots, from "a acre to q z
acres, Call Mr.. Stackhouse, WO.. 1882
with BUELL. M. GARDNER, Rockville $50
FALLS CHURCH-Some 5 and 10 acre
tracts for sale. J. L. c. WEST, Falls Church
10 ACRES, Montgomery County, II miles
from Washington; electricity ana tele-
phone: entrance on , State highways
ST.. 1915.
10 ACRES. facing Congressional Country
Club, mostly cleared, gently rolling land
on Persimmon Tree I'd thard surfaced
only $500 per acre. HERMAN SCHMIDT
Woodward Bldg. MA 9257.
Sls5 PER ACRE. fronting paved road witt
electricity and telephone; near churches
schools. choice section Howard County, or
FoIse F0R toLoREb C. EBi sUsBiSIsioS M apr APPROX
mately a, $4,000 liberal terms; neal
bus, school, choice section Montgomer T!
County: can also furnish 4 and rm. pre-
fabricated houses to builder. o. L. MUIR
DOCK, SH S194
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PROPERTY WANTED,

HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS for invest
ment properties; property priced and
financed. For immediate results. list your
property with ALLAN NJ. FERGUSON, 1922
F ST. NV, RE. 3093.
CALL HARRY i. FRIEDMAN should you
consider selling your property; no obliga-
ton on your part until it is sold: every
effort will be made to sell it within a
reasonable time. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE. ll66.
OUR CLIENT wishes to buy / or moving
picture theaters, dark or operating. located
in nearby Va. Md, or D. c. proper. will
consider existing buildings convertible to
theater use; brokers invited. See Mr.. Dixon
with ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Shore
ham Building. MA 4T5O.
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LOTS WANTED.

FOR BETTER HOMES AND GARDEN-type
home. Cheverly, Hillcrest, Arlington OF
west Of GEORGETOWN; 50xl25 #. to a acre;
CASH AVAILABLE to buy some lots. To
tell me about your lots call RA. 1851.
AM LOOKING for lot or house, reason
State full details. Box 27S-C. Star.
TRADE my 1-rm., row brick, good nv
rented; for clear building site NV. OWN.
Err, WO. IlI2. 6'
WANTED Lots and subdivision land. We
are in touch with builders and prospective
building lots in Northwest Washington
and nearby Montgomery County Write
giving description, location and lowest ac-
ceptable cash price. Mortgage Loan Depart.
ment, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE co.
Sl6 l4th st n W Wash d C
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS SITE-Corner Fairfax DIR. and
North oath St. East Falls Church Airing
lease TO responsible party. CLARK w
CRGSSMAN townerl, phone F. c. 1916 .
Eye SITS. NV. Four story modern brick
building suitable headquarters for organi-
cation. especially suit. for doctors, or any
SULLIVAN. DI. 3434. WO. 4153 So
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN If your busi.
ness property is for rent. Every precaution
lis taken by me in securing a desira BILE
tenant for you. Call HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN
Broker. RE. 1866.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY, medium price business
property suitable for delicatessen. Boz
39S-C, Star.
mand for such property now is great: fol
your protection in receiving the market
value. 1t may be very profitable to have
me represent you. / am al your service
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE
ing distance to Commerce Bldg, Boz
279-C, Star.
TWO OR THREE STORY BUILDING il
commercial zone, suitable for conversion
to, office use. w. E. MOONEY. 2539 Penn
Sylyania ave.
mercial property in downtown section
Call r. NJ. Hernandez d. S6S1; evenings
and Sunday ME 1890
Evening star., 1946-01-06

PREMIUM OFFERED for or 3 rooms
Immediately, by lawyer and secretary of a
DESIRE one medium size Office room for
engineering Office at once or will share of,
hce in vicinity OF 18th and H streets
MANUFACTURERS AGENT with secretary
desires office or will share office space ir
NV. section. DI 1867
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY desires to ex-
change part-time service for downtown
desk space. Columbia 1000, Ext 2O5-F e.
WANTED Immediately by attorney small
offce. furnished or unfinished will share
space. OR $3.50.
100 TO 600 SO. FIT. of space needed for
once and watchmakers type of shop. Box
44S-B, Star
DOCTOR, MD, would like to get an office
IN an apartment building; Northwest pre-
ferred Box 164-A Star
WANTED, OLD BARN OR LOFT, to use as
studio. in Dupont Circle or 18th st.
sections Box 4I2-B Star
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

OUR CLIENT wishes to buy l or moving
picture theaters, dark or operating. To-
Gated in nearby Va. Md or D. c. proper.
Will consider existing buildings convertible
TO theater. us. Brokers invited. See Mr..
Dixon with ROBERT l. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Building. Ma. 1850.
WE SPECIALIZE in s.w. realty, residential
or commercial Mr.. Mushinsky, M q
R. REALTY CO., 40 9TH st. s.w. Ma.
WANTED-To lease, term of years, man
sion-type building; large rooms, suitable
well-eStablished school, Dupont Circle Sec
ton; would consider loft floors. good
downtown section. Republic 44S5.
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STORES FOR SALE.

CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN-Now OF
later should you consider selling your
store, No obligation on your part until it
is sold. At your service. Harry l. Fried
man, Broker, RE 1866
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE ST0RE-If you
are interested and qualified for this type
dertake a real proposition, call HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN: Broker, RE 1896.
LADIES READY -T0-WEAR SHOP-This
downtown located store. 30Xl00. and hav-
ing space for many other additional lines
catering to the middle class, is offered for
immediate sale the stock is clean. priced
TO sell. Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN.
Broker RE 1856
CALL Lynn Realty if you are thinking OF
selling your store: prompt and tactful
service combined with quick action. LYNN
REALTY. OrdMay 45S6.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

PARK AND SHOP AREA, in active growing
section Will cooperate with developers.
w. S. HOGATE, Jr, CHI 06OO, 3S15 Lee
MARYLAND AVE S.w, between 11th and
sale district is extremely scarce. There
is "a #. of frontage with $500 IT. of land,
part of which is covered with a 3-story
building There is trucking space on an
alley in the rear Occupancy is available
on settlement. The property is reasonably
priced for quick sale. Shown by appoint
ment. WEAVER BROS. INC. DT $500
Evening star., 1946-01-06
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1000 Fl, downtown, Sl75 mo-; also
sites. OHARE ESTATES, MA. O5s6.
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location for estab-
lished firm that will take long lease
e N LIGHTBOWN WA 1925.
N HEART OF GE0RGETOWN-Owne will
rect 1-Story warehouse. 2S,000 So. #
loor area, railroad siding. on long lien to
esponSible tenant. WEAVER BROS, INC
Washington Building, DI. $500.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, VA, 340s Fendall ave-Nev
det:- 2-story brick. center stwy.. J. r 81 .5x
! s. d 7; l3xl 5, 5, 2 bedr i5xll: l:5; lax
oil h.-w. heat: lot 65x126; = blks. grade
school, exchange for similar house in Wash
WILL EXCHANGE modern Groom orick
bungalow in desirable West End sect on of
Richmond, Va, for modern 6-room dc ZACH
the northwest section. west of Georgia
ave, in District, or nearby Maryland or
Virginia. Write LOUIS J. DEMBO, 211
Commonwealth ave, Richmond 81, Va
Phone ) 93l.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
FARMS FOR RENT.

PRODUCTIVE l50-acre Montgomery Co.
farm. 2O-stanchion barn. Wash. market,
$3.50 basis viii furnish up, to 80 cows
Renter must have few implements or
on hard road Box 227-C. Star.
A PRODUCTIVE FARM in Upper MontsomS>
cry County, 110 acres in cultlvauon %
den: modern room home: bank barn and
all other outbuildings; clover in , OF we'll
sible party with machinery For furthsr
information write L. E. TOMPKINS, 3tOS
o4th 81 ne Wash. D c.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS. A. interest Prompt
Service MOORE g. HILL CO. so4 18th
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We will
buy second-trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates; NAIlONsAs
N Y ave NV National 1888.
lst AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult US before bor-
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. Sl7 9th st. NV. D1 $3.50.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for lst and
2nd trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
RE. 1133.
MONEY on 1st or end trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md' va.
S0- 18th MA S03S
Evening star., 1946-01-06
STORAGE SPACE WANTED,

STORAGE SPACE WANTED-Will lease for
one year or more 1000 to 5000 So. ft. on
st floor or accessible by elevator; must be
suitable for clean, dry package merchan-
disc: prefer convenient to 10th and You
SITS. NV: clean garage storeroom will
do No heat required. NATIONAL RADIO
INSTITUTE. y6th and You sts. NV. Mr.
HO o4TR
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STORES WANTED,

LOCATION in Deanwood or Greenway.
Phone EX. 6S4S.
that the demand is great for stores, but
it might be profitable for you to have me
locate @ desirable tenant. l am at your
service. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
SELF-SERvICE MARKET. doing 81 900 to
81 800 weekly; D. C. suburb preferable; no
agents Box o29-C. Star
Evening star., 1946-01-06
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

LAND, building or garage needed-5,00
TO 10000 So. ft space; will buy or rent
Phone RA 1852 or RA 92S4.
LAND. warehouse. large garage, 5000 or
more 50. it.; will buy or lease. Box 405-B.
&. 900 20, 200 SO. FIT. SPACE for storage
and anto repair. MR.. BOND. RE. 2121. l0s
Evening star., 1946-01-06
GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREF FABRICATED GARAGES, wood or steeI.
size l0x2Q, 2Qx20 and 2Ox30: FHA, Sc mos
Mfgr. and Builder. 27 Hesketh ST., Chevy
Chase, Md: WI 1857 '
FIREPROOF GARAGE, 1OO-car capacity.
stories. ramp; fine location near 29nd
and Mass ave. NV. Call Mr.. Tammaro
for PARTICULARS. ia. 1915. SHANNON 4
LuCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods TO ascertain credit
record Car does not have to be paid for
in order TO obtain money. NOLAN FL
NANCE CO, 1l02 New York ave NV.
(Greynound Bus Terminal, RE. 1900.
Open till 6 pm
Evening star., 1946-01-06
AUTO TRUCKS WANTEp.

PICKUP, n, "a or l ton. 1887 to Al,
wanted at once; must be in good condi-
tion,, WESTMoRELAND MOTORS. IA.
model Call GE. 1899 evenings and Sum
days. 70
PRIVATE PARTY will pay good cash price
for panel truck. Phone Ii 1856
Evening star., 1946-01-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1941 1la,ton cargo truck
taes MaNaArTAN AuTo RADfo oHo
CO, 700 7th st. NV.
PANEL TRUCK, in good shape. Also other
new and used. 2l2l Bladensburg rd. ne.
]: F fUEE TRUCKS with pump, meter. hose,
D7t Ap. 1859. TR $500, N'
REQ TRUCK with stake. 12-ft body, in
truck tires. new and used 2I2i Bladens-
burg I'd; ne. once, 2119 Bladensburg.
ALL-sTEEL TRUCK BODIES built to or
B AND NJ WELDING AND IRON WORKS.
FORD iia-ton truck. 1887 stake body.
VIII VI TRADE 1887 l,-ton Dodge panel
HoLsTERERs, a447 18th @ s.. NV. NV CO.
CHEVROLET 1941 11s-ton truck, dual
wheels. wheel drive, l0,Oo0-pound winch
LATE MODEL, Ford tractor and trailer
with 2-Speed rear. like new, or will trade
TRUCK STAKE BODY, 7x1e, like nsw.
WBITH 1888 model 7o4; 17s" vb.
s:25x2o tires excellent cond warranted:
engine; short " b.. chassis suitable for
eondtion @ Gz SHERIFF EPoq MOTOR e Co CO. SHse0 900
R: l. ave. ne MI. 5000.
!'RNY SURPLUS TRUCKS by, Central
Nc or Co, authorized GMC truck dealer:
See, this new group of Army recondi-
TONED trucks some with new motors, 90
to choose from.
Piekups, 2 ton. 1924 ,DDodses.
rolets, some with power winches.
Stakes, i2-ton. 1910 Dodges
Dumps. | i2ton 194l Chevrolets.
Dumps. 112-top, 1912 CheyIolets.
l0-wheelers, 21a-ton; 1943 GMC chassis
and cab and platform bodies
PEssnels iis-ton, S1 1912 oG oCbeyEolets.
Jeep, 1943 WillyS airborne.
Command cars, l2-ton, 194l Dodges.
Also truck stake bodies. S25; trailer
carts. S37 so; new power winches. COM
These trucks can be purchased on terms.
with third down, balance L.. or 15
months, at prices considerably under CELL
ing. Heavy-duty. natural-ru rubber Army tires
on all trucks. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3l43
Lee highway, Arlington, Va. Daily and
Saturday s to q, Sunday 10 to B. CH.
:, To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. (Route 2l1 or 29), drive ll7 miles.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEW DODGE 1h-ton, stake body, with or
without driver. Call AT. 3052 any time,
evenings and Sundays Sc
DUMP AND STAKE TRUCKS with drivers
for hire. Call EX 0009; evenings TIE, 1925
VETERAN has AZ Dodge panel truck for
hire with driver after Jan. Z. SH l345
1sTON PANELED TRUCK for hire during
day. Drive own truck AT l5o4
Evening star., 1946-01-06
200 ACRES. GROOM HOUSE, q
FARMS WANTED.

WATERFRONT FARM, in So. MARYLAND
preferred: 50-l50 acres; house not essen
tiaI: would like outbldgs Box 49-C, STAR
FARM WANTED, 1-2 acres. 4-5-rm. houss'
near D c. bus: state rent, location. y.
Box 20O2 Wash. D c.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
ACREAGE WANTED.
ouT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

LAND WANTED in D. c. or vicinity; cas-
paid Immediately. DEE GEE REALTY CO
DI. 4440 or HI. 154s.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEp,

WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Selling your
nome is our business. Give us a cali. be
SS9IhVlncsd. 81 neS6. MR.. 1SEL1. SH. 5000. ewes,
WANTED in MONTGOMERY County, with
suitable for modernization at no rrest
expense possession. April 1 or earlier. cash
write giving complete description of prop
Box 39l j. Star "@AeN'
Evening star., 1946-01-06
MONEY WANTED.

50. 600 TEMPORARY MoRTGAGE-Hsvs
CT construction loan to build home: re-
quire So 900 for year or less, secured by
! mortgase. No brokers. Box 4O9-C, Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
OFFICES FOR SALE
OFFICES WANTED.

CENTRALLY LOCATED doctors fully
equipped office for sale; good practice
Box 314-C, Star
Evening star., 1946-01-06
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LOCATIONS FOR WAREHOUSES or manu-
featuring plants, on good rd. Trackage
available. w. s. HOGE, Jr. 3s15 Lee
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED.

80, 900 TO 10000 so. FIT. Of 2nd- CONNER
house and parking space on Route No. l
jefferson Davis highway In Arlington
County. State location, size, best cash
price, etc. Reply Boz 334-B, Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
DESK SPACE Fer RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

1897 H ST. N.W.-In dignified office, des
spsce; sH eon mail and ph; service. s, J. BROWN
Evening star., 1946-01-06

SMALL FARM, 30 acres, 3 acres clear:
groom house and porch good we'll, wood
house: price, 81 200.
Near Liverpool o1t acres, 80 acres
clear, very level: 7-room house and hall,
deep wei some fruit trees, streams
business lot on new highway, near In
dian Head Price $500. L. G. kRAGH,
La Plata, Md, 3142,
Evening star., 1946-01-06

.lS acres with all
front on hard road.
good condition and
includes all equip
S and complete milk
for 81 900 monthly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
State Scholastic Press
 To Meet in City Oct. 19

Several hundred staff members of student publications are expected to gather in Waterbury, Oct. 19, when Waterbury school editors will be hosts for the 18th annual conference of the Connecticut Scholastic Press Association. The annual meeting will be held in this city for the first time.
 Capt. William Haskell of the New York Herald Tribune and other na- tionally-known newspapermen will be speakers at the conference, which will be held from g A. M. to 3:30 P. N. at Wilby High School.
 All phases of newspaper writing will be discussed at sectional meet ings. A panel discussion on the topic, Maintaining Student Inter est While Maintaining Journalistic Standards" will be 8 feature on the program.
 A newspaper clinic will be held during the session, and papers of various schools will be analysed. The association also has made plans to show movies on the general theme of Journalism as Vocation"
 The students will be welcomed to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Alaskan Poll
 Fovors Union

Juneau, Alaska, Oct. 10-(UP)- Alaskan Governor Ernest Gruenlng announced today that legislation will be initiated in Congress to make Alaska the 49th state in the Union.
 Gruening announced the plan as returns from Tuesdays general cleo tion showed voters more than 2 to in favor of statehood.
 Gruening said that the bill would be sponsored in the House of Rep resentatives by Delegate c. L. (Bob) Bartlett.
 The latest ballot count showed 7,2sO Alaskans favoring statehood and 3,866 against it. Bartlett was returned to office with 6,419 votes to 3,122 for his Republican op- ponent Amer Peterson in the latest vote count.
 The vastness Of the region and communication difficulties pre- vented swift final count of ballots from remote northern and western areas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

the city by Mayor John S. Monagan and Dr. John G. Gilmartin, super intendent of schools.
 J. Paul Whitehead, general man. ager of the Heminway Corporation, is among the local persons who will participate in the discussions.
 Charles S. Mccarthy, faculty ad- wiser for The Argus, Crosby High School publication, is treasurer of the association, and has supervised arrangements for the meeting. Dr. Marion Sheridan, head of the Eng lisl. department at the New Haven High School, is president.
 Election of student advisory council will be held during busi- ness session. A luncheon has bees, planned at the Wilby cafeteria. Ex- nibits of various newspapers will be displayed during the session.
 Included on the entertainment program will be the rendition of selections by the Waterbury Cath olic High School Choral Club.
 The three local public high schools and the two Catholic high schools will be represented at the confer ence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
 84.8% of ox
 Property Levy
 Returns Firm

Approximately 84.8 percent of the city'S 1945 property tax levy Of st, ,231, ,50288 has been collected as of Oct. 8, Raymond c. Clark, Dep uty Tax Collector, told The Demo- crat today. A total of $5,284 ,506.43 has been collected with $946 ,997. 15 due between today and Nov. 1, the final date for payment without penalty.
 Collections are running parallel with those of the 1914 levy payable in 1945, MT. Clark said, despite the fact the 1945 levy is greater due to increased assessments. AS of Decem- Der, 1945, total of 98.93 percent of the $5,716, ,4O4 45 levy was collected. Percentage receipts as of October, 1945, were approximately the same as the present year.
 We expect we will hold firm on collected by the close of the fiscal term" the deputy stated.
 Asked if industrial strikes and lay-offs prevalent here during the early part of the year tended to affect collections, MT. Clark said they had not as far as overall col lections were concerned, although first installment payments due i'll May were not as heavy as year ago.
 The taxpayers are now making double payments to bring it up evenly" he stated.
 Daily payments are now running high with increases expected dur ing the remainder of the month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Stocks Ease Still Lower

New York, Oct. Stocks eased fractionally to an 18-month low at moderately active opening today. Bonds eased. Cotton futures declined to .38 points.
 Chrysler equaled it's low at 79 IA off 1-8 and new lows were made by American Airlines, ash-Kelvina- tor, Austin Nichols, J. I. Case, Paramount, National Gypsum and United States Steel
 American Telephone held at it's previous close of ITO, the years low. United States Lines lost a point to IS 1-8 on 1000 shares. Common wealth & Southern featured in turnover after opening 1000 sharse at 3, unchanged.
 International Harvester, an ex- ception gained % point to 69as.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Italy Hires Unemployed

Rome, Oct. 10 (UP) Three thousand troops and carabineri with tommyguns today guarded Viminale Palace as a precaution against re- newal of bloody rioting which took heavy toll of casualties yesterday.
 The cabinet met in emergency session to take further measures designated to reduce unrest among unemployed which touched off the bitter demonstration.
 The government cancelled an or der for dismissal of thousands of workers and promised a new public works program to employ those already jobless.
 It was believed these measures may have temporarily satisfied the demonstrators.
 The government continued to in sist today that only one or two per- sons were killed in yesterdays fight ing between crowd of 30,000 dem- onstrators and massed police and carabineri before Viminale Palace.
 However, earlier a government spokesman had put the death toll at 15 and competent correspondents insisted they had seen a number of bodies on the scene of the riot. The English language newspaper, Daily American, quoted one of it's report- CTS as seeing eight bodies on the scene.
 The government claimed today that it's order dismissing 15,0OO workers which touched off the dem- onstration was "a mistake" How ever, the government previously had announced that it planned to re- lease 100000 workers who were on made-work program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
COP Labels Meat Junket As 'That's c Joke, Son

In another speech, Baldwin as- serted that voters would not accept "slick schemes offered up in the name of smart politics"
 Meanwhile, former State Labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone launched his campaign for the U. s. Senate. The Democratic can- didate asked, Ray Baldwin is a good fellow but after eight years, who could say that he is more? Who could say that he has the force of character to walk into the room into which Republican fresh man senators are herded and stand up and cast Connecticut's vote against Taft?"
 Democratic headquarters an- nounced today that Tone has been endorsed by the Central Labor Union of Waterbury and the New Haven Central Labor Council.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

Hartford, Oct. 1O.-CUP)-A pro- posed air junket in search of meat, suggested by Lt.-Gov. Wilbert Snow to Gov. R. E. Baldwin, was given a "thumbs-down" treatment today by Republican leaders.
 Dr. James L. McConaughy called the suggestion amusing" and said that the line, 'That's joke, son" should have been added. The COP gubernatorial candidate said flatly that Baldwin would not consider such trip.
 Baldwin commented that "the Democrats have been saying nice things about me. They go so far as to say I can do what the Tru- man Administration has failed to do" He charged that the Demo- cratic strategists "are making fu- tile attempts to draw attention away from where the strategists rests, which is in Washington"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Council Hears 16 Ndzi Pleas

Berlin, Oct. 10-CUP)-The Allied Council completed it's con- sideration of the appeals by 16 Nazi war criminals late today and announced that it would is- sue it's decisions at 8::30 P. M. (2::30 P. M. EST).
 Unofficial Allied quarters said Joachim von Ribbentrop and Hermann Goering had request ed death by firing squad in- stead of hanging. Field Mar shal Wilhelm Keitel and Col Gen. Alfred Jodl reportedly have made the same request. Grand Admiral Erich Raeder has asked to be shot instead of imprisoned.
 Ribbentrop was said to have asked communication to life inn prisonment, with execution by firing squad an alternative if the Council refuses to spare his life.