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Evening star., 1946-09-10
Greece Reported Advised
To Defer Territory Claims

ATHENS, Sept. 10. PA re-
liable source here said today a
foreign friendly power" had sug-
gested that Greece defer, for the
time being, pressing her territorial
claims against Bulgaria and Al
bania.
1t was reported authoritatively
that the Greek government had
made friendly but firm representa-
tions to Belgrade for the return of
the Greek plane and pilot shot
down last week near Djevdjelija,
YugoSlaVia.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
WAA Plans to DispIoy
Wares in Tractor Bus
BY the Assoeioted Prose

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. lO-The
War Assets Administration is going
to put its surplus wares on the
road.
A large converted surplus tractor
BUS will carry samples of thousands
OF surplus items now on sale to the
publics doorsteps during its tour
throughout the State in the next
lew weeks. Frank McNamee, re-
glonal WAA director disclosed to-
day.
Two trained statesmen and a vet
erans' representative will accom-
pany the exhibit.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

10 consider whatever step he takes
yemen doesn't tolerate major mis-
takes He has been in difficulty
with the Communist Political Bu-
reau before because he too readily
accepted the word of others. Friends
say he realizes now that unless
some positive step is taken the
nation faces full-scale civil war.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Stote Seeks Asylum Aides

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 10 lP,.-Gov
OConor has approved a plan to
spend $4,000 on campaign to re-
cruit workers to meet the acute
shortage of personnel for State
mental hospitals. The campaign
will be carried out by the State En-
ployment Commission.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
KTEN0GRAPHER. legal. $50

sTENOGRAPHER, legal. $50 wk, o.;
steno knowl fling 81 wk'i 5 sypistS; SoonSnr appwl
mach. oper.. $50 wk.; French-Eng. stsnog..
$50 wk. Dozens Of others at once. FORD
EMP. SERVICE, 71S 14th st. NV. RE.
sTENoGRApHER. s55 wk tmJ, age under
25, ct once; mimeograph operator, b-day
soNsEI s5 sfs sERv1cs hsS 9s' 1911 s. N g. Go N
EIBsRRARIAN SEC. $4,000 o.. college edu-
sleai ssrueaion snGssi eood at ngares $50 Wk. Need
100 new applicants daily for new open
mss; Wslcome See Msiso, Miss Lee e6vnis or MISS
fsss @ F. S Ma. asss.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, large Bal
aS coes a in e asse eses IS seesns
an experienced manufacturing executive
who is qualified to direct all operations Of
requires a top-notch man with q success.
fpl record Of experience In this ileia ana 3
ageeS meas oniS Sef 81 Eaa4 444a4ose wALfgs u Il
KESSLER, personnel services. 500 wash
KisEEcsGHhpThItSSsNisr-srENoGRapHER, isEsGh htSs under
psctars pSS s[ffSIdge' faId s4s s.dss week % WAETEK
II: KESsLEE; personnel services 5o3
xMccoukTaNT. MsSeinkSfTpaaN H. $40 week; bookkeeper:rs,
ceptionist, 500 month; sec secretary, $50
sssT search sp sfh soo sss ssea
Sass Tsp5' K R645A SfS YssE 5yRMEs 70 sARas
MID,r.t SGE f51o sIEsoaw ss ss4o "a os5t M stenos.
Spring, 5-day wk., $40; stenos., personnel
work, S45 wk.; secretary, political work
Sl75. Mr.. Bruce. Room 202. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 @ ST. NV, MA. 2115.
PERSONNEL CLERKs-CAsHIERs, messen-
gers, clerical workers and salespsople
Iwhite) urgently needed. Please appg at
1907 H st. NV. Room 300.------
Evening star., 1946-12-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SSsse ndSsry or e
sTss Dssti0nh no yta osoap Eas
ADMINISTRATIVE and executive secre-
ts ana desires
Affiliations and simple sewing. olebs
COLLEGE, STUDENT would like sob As
manicurist in barber shop on Sundays,
SsIiNsAiKiS Ss N0 ss1s after es,;.D PM ,.mos alssr.
hL wants Se Snd l a.fsssas.s Ho Eofs 4s
G.RL coOrsa wants peEn zGs4 position
esisn sol0Isd reaB e xfse sH0 y se.
Cleaning eiesnins store; viii consider other: ref.
fiiDffssss;. fHDfss. TaIIoK G suits. coats. remodelins
HsT sssS dKapuxTS. MSS XIHaTS B.mpsr fSs bar 4.
secretarial and clerical experience Claw Of.
sss ffSs ssD's s..Rssss fssss.i DH soa5. l7
s9T1i MaT9RE e. RELIABLE WOMAN. desires po.
dsys sts on1 pbon. vs. sSni fs sass o = ssns
sbTes auasE esi.. ste rsss ssens a ease {osb
valid cases; would consider others. Cal
fRoOFREADER. nonunion: 8 yrs exp. in
Job and book shops, first to ANAL. Bos
fsx6rfeAL fssuSi sssI. NURSE. white, settled. sx.
perienced, desires adult case. Call co
REGISTERED MEDICAL technoiogist de.
sires all day Saturday work. oE. 1890
ARY-sTENoGRAPER, with knowI-
edge. Of bookkeeping; yrs. experience.
nee Call MI 8s96 after / pm. 81
ETENOGRAPHER-SECR Familiar
with general office work and PIX board.
Ten years experience. Local references.
AT. 5ss2, MISS HOOPER. I'd
WOMAN wishes position as rest. mgr. OF
asst, or kitchen mgr; exp, in buying.
menu planning; also cafeteria work. II
years, expertence. Ii. 0654. 2.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
HOME iMpRovEMENT COMPANIES

FLOORS sANDED, refinished; cleaning
ISss e: sc eS ssisSsa,s asSsi, .s. ass
hseos sstnssss ws e aab 6sassiss @o va
FfiISSso,R SERVICE, nothing but the best
ING ING coNTEAcToks Nc. isis Wscon
RnMo6rr s.I ayS No 1aoasr5iu. ssrsi your nom. now
terms; frss sssimsss. j National n INsyTsSaIS, saS
N XH AbD coRs GAsn Is. g.. aaATEassnh
%sssSsk,sois si;s
RosesT 49, aSS .rk
ATTENTI0N. virginia residents - ATTIC.
oI DoMfaios ecoNTkSe4iSo
fff nAF fk os 81 qesrlimArE on your esrpsnt.,
work. painting. paper hanging. plasterinl
and remodeling; porches, recreation. rooms
ns WIS az aMG MsRsesiSs SSn Rf'aansi sER
HOUSE PAINTING and decorating Floors
waterproofing:, papering our specially;
SSSs Ss,i ssss :a, sSEs e
with stainless steel screen. Buy now, start
You CAN DEFEND on ARDEN CON-
STRUCTION CO. to give you prompt, EN-
cient service in .renlodeling your home.
porch enclosures. recreation rooms, as
bestos siding, Bathrooms and heating
plants installed. FHA terms arranged.
COMPETENT ENGINEER Will estimate
costs: supervise any building construction:
save you money: examinations and re-
man st. NV. or call Wo. 325s. Small fee.
INTERIOR PAINTING: guaranteed salts.
a.
CALL UNIQUE for plasterins. painting,
papering and KEN -toning; reasonable
Evening star., 1946-12-02
PERSONAL,

CONFIDENTIAL XMAS LOANS-Husbands
borrow without wife sisning; wives borrow
COG. c0Geh hRapEgY, lI5IIE Sa cH. sHrs si4al,
VACANCY in nurses private home. 1st a..
Prone SHEPHERD $3.50, ASK for Miss
Wrisht, If you are in need OF loan up 70
ffaRM4nENT ffigG AZ MT Waves. 81: shampoo and
nngerwaye. soc No appointments, All
SH9NS THE e'Hd sEaGrY e6 nso &
&. W, JOHNSON, Dentlst-Falsss, teeth re. e.
fsss tSe a9s 9esoGsTkTsfbE II cfssd Sat
eanf si sshoH iancSes gs .d Gd Ii dss ee.
saI saol Gf8fsa s,s sa sstya Tsla
ffST Re hoasss LEA EaEh 9p o2mery
Eth ave, T. Il. iisoI lilo F st. nw' Room
ATTENTION, EMPLOYED WOMEN. If you
need cash loan for Christmas shopping,
goa 81 aask s0e eondsna aa MI 0t serVos on
i5fnapEfs bkaPERlEs. Sslsiv ivALANcEs-co. $500; ex-
fsbric 5s wGta' Or ours; We bring samples to YOU
BaasfSEf a.SsfSs Ssss. CO.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI. 1850. 20.
Vacancies @ available It the WELLINGTON
sSRs Fs%ps mn ss yiFn's month. 'fs.'s
ffEffRIMsiANENT, Perm s4; shampoo and finger
Esys Soc cSfp ES appoiaatnsNptsy Pint e MAsELLE I'VE
PHoTos Of Your BABY in your home
25 different poses, $3.50. You viii treas
ure these lovely, natural pictures In your
child's own environment. For appointment
call HO. 1920. day or evening. z
SLIP COVERS, drapertes and valances pro-
ssl15sa from au.q our oyTss ysasr
VAcAScY in. nursing home for ambuia.
tory, bed patients. senile; 24-hr. nursing
ARLiNGToS NURSING HOME has vacan-
Is ssgy,ss :. ,ssifs ssIi cR ssss; .a.
ascil eoTdisns csil caARsIEs NEwMAN. nrst
for best deal. ME. 400. RA:. $500. IS
EDITORIAL REsEARCH-will gather data
for writer; neTspapsr, backsrToSuanHa TSaH ana
a2BY a2Ts sniTTsRsMosess teephone Dr.
Children insured. PART-TTME MoTHERs'
REGISTRY. 6O6 Westory Bldg, 14th g +.
NURSES available. trained practical OF
Sonded I pu. 3s8s. Never closed.
MENDING and darning done quickly and
efficiently in my own home. Phone
FtsssaIhTF FFHtRNITuRs R REupHoLsTERED and re-
paired to look like new; new postwar dao fab
week "dh delivery. cry. WAsHiNGToN UPHoL-
STEERING Co, Elk. 509s. 3
Evening star., 1946-12-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING 1916 FORD to Portland, oreK.,
Dec. IA via Las Vegas and San Francisco
Take three. share expenses. Reply Boz
WANTED. transportation from Gathers.
burg, Md to Census Bureau, Suitland
Nd interested, phone TR. 5000, Ext
392. ask for MARGARET J.. CALDWELL
YOUNG LADY, student, desires ride "a
Los Angeles Immediately. Good driver
ME 141A or 1870 ~
Evening star., 1946-12-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CARPENTRY AND REPAIR WORK wanted.
Also storm sashes fltted Have storm
sashes on hand. SH. 3294. p
GIRL, coiored. wants days or part-time
york: refined and exper.; SIS day and car
fare MI. 2S07.
Girl, coiored. wants domestic or general
homework: small family; TR: S5ss.
or morning part time. Call to Pm,
NO. 1851.
WOMAN, coiored, wants, day work or part
time Call co. S677. 2.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. Ho.
home; experienced and references. Call
Evening star., 1946-12-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED--Modern
training In ali subjects; day. night ano
MABEIIE HONOUR SCHOOL approved foI
b. c. requirements and GI training. 1340
Ny. ave, ME. 777S; estab. 1918; =,
subjects taught. Approved by Goyernmsnt
Tor GI training. WAR-ELYnN 1aa BEAUTY
REH SR5SaE Pfr4Sas f1 E shaoRrRRANb h5ea Type.
writing: Individual instruction: day and
evening classes, LAKE SCHOOL 11ol
TRANSLATOR, English Spanish: Spanish
native tongue: work guaranteed. CAL for,
dEaiver. Spanish classes. Temple 25s9. z
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping.
2S yrs Accredited. Approved CT school.
INQUIRE now Ma. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 F st. topp. Capitol Theaterl
Evening star., 1946-12-02
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, caiculetors cleaned,
oiled and adjusted Ali work guaranteed
sE sls l4sh lhan st. nNaiho NV f1rEwHilis CO.
AWNING AND CANVAS SERVICE com.
plete: extra-heayy and nght-weisht can.
BRICK AND PLAsTER REPAIks-water-
preotne 10 to 40 cents So. IT.. guaranteed.
WARLICK, FIR. 20s4.
BRICK WORK-Specialige in bldg. fre-
places, retaining walls, etc: white union
brick layers. Call UN. 1865 or Ashton
eCaMERA REPAIRING. calI FULLER a
d'ALBERT. mo. National 4712. s15 10th
SARPENTRY--Remode from cellar to
roof; also cahinetwnrk, recre alton rooms
and porches. Cen ATNswoRTH. RI, !, 4s1 3.
CXRPENTRY--Remode from celler to
roof, also cahinetwork. recreation roomi
and porches. Call AINSWORTH, RA. 4S18.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

WASHING MACHINE and refrigerstor re-
pairs. All work guaranteed. FIR. 1918.
ADD AND ALTER YOUR HOME to meet
veterans. demands: general home remodel
WINDOW VAL1NCEs--wood vaIances de-
signed and built to conform to your
interior decoration: cabinets. bookcases
screens. ETC.. designed especially for YOU.
Call CYTELL. Exhibits and Crafts. DE.
Used CAMERAS bought ana sold. FULLER
q d'ALBERT, INC. SIS 10th st. nv.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
MrN and woMEN.

J7NTT0R-Man and wife. no children
would like lob as ianitor or as assistant,
WILBER WILLIAM Phone NO. ea93. Cal
Ali day Sunday, weekdays after 2 n. :
Evening star., 1946-12-02

NISET VETERAN and family wanted Al
partners for exclusive Japanese villa-typt
restaurants to he built In Texas. execu-
tive ability, integrity and. personality are
paramount; amount Of capital investment
Is secondary.
Nisei woman, home economies major
exceptional appearance, executive caliber
is also wanted for this project: opportu-
nifty for interest in business viii be AFFORD
cd right person,
months duty in Japan. interview will be
arranged upon receipt of complete per.
sonal information. Write BOX 246-z, Star
Evening star., 1946-12-02

|COT6RED-COR. BUEiNESs--Hrick: house
next door. class G license; dQirs me bvsi-
netk; owner leaving town. II. oi60. H. /.
Evening star., 1946-12-02

moQellng. easy terms. EMO 81 CARTER
fluss At s9G Il sfsf arA1s AZ Ss tfS ssssa ss
service; reasonable sH. s1os, HY. osss
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repairing an.
remodeling; expert workmanship and res
sTnssls pEicsS ssryiss RAT
Ho. llso; nlstts. LU. o6Sf.
PLUMBING, heating. repairs and remodel
aa E5fsd eye ~
RRaBio REPArRs-All work done In YOU
home By. By oualified engineers; D. C.. Nd.
RADIO REPAIRs-veteran; reasonable
DAY and nish. sails also SUNDAYS; Pre-
hours; pickup and delivery service. w
RE; 231I Or bring radio to 917 r st. NV
RADIO RADIO REPAIR sERvIcE-Auto and hom
radios; record changers: sound systems
pickup and delivery. STERLING RADIO
RADIO TRouBLE. Free estimate. wor
glarsnsesd z months. Honest prices: MID
ssEFRsiiGaERAf1oN.A saaesiea guaranteed expert s.rv
ice, all makes: Grunow specialists. Ais,
washing machines and other appliances
kEfRiGERATIoN REPAIRS, normal an,
low temperatuEe. domestic ana csmmerciMsl M M
kESRlsHHaTSSs. kfSHSSHaHHa 81 AZ RsDiS: SSsS WASHING
shine1Expsrto po repsirs; guaranteed. II
RRfsfffsrddIERaTooas, Rfff III SoTSo N aoHTosRss. IL swAsHin,
machines-24-hour repair service; house
BIS sBs RHPafaaAsN g. TsFs
koofts 1861 Dgi gkiEpalREp f1S1Ep and painted. 70
prompt attention. call GE. 08s9 or RA
Ro0F REPAIRfNG--Free estimates: wor
RSSf III iTa sh ~ iii ~ types sss sstsrns
DoaieS aRowS Saes5nfGIhF co sis fFrsaRn s. me- "a
asSSsoSFirNG-coNeREss ROOFING CO.
All kinds Of loofiIg. .suttering and spout
ing work; Stag roofs .. Speciality. ,Fo
RsSSS0PPf RSSPP sssssss sGTfEs FL sosa "a
| estimates: Immediate service. WILLIAA
RR66sgTFIIMNGG RR66sTIIMNG TN INp ssf1 ssffD1Nc. yohns-Mshyail,
PRODUCTS; storm torn sash. restslins fitchsn
HA Ta fTes sstimsssss 'e6aas oaT coNrAca sa
RSorfSa bsS NC ri 4isNisa. NM paintinr roof paint
W. EsoSs SsifIhSa faIahpSa.sSEEiD zisS ssp PAINTED. !.
ssPss ssce fsssfrns csl hnha saa D pGaS9 sSso
SEWING MACH. REPAIRs-we inspec,
oil and adjust any make. so cents: auic
TILE REPAIRING, new installation b
veteran: % years experience. ARMAN
s1Ps IA soS sesned Or "a o:s sPss sa .d,u.,.
All work guaranteed. RE. 11TT. UNITE
TfRR5MIsTnRF TgRR5MHInFFE f9h fS92hSifIsukE III asn nc9EANED
your home: 12 years experience; 3 piece!
$40: 2 pieces, s.; couch, 50; chairs. Sa
| IuPHoLSTERING-Y furniture sturdil
/ rebuilt with select fabrics at reasonabl
/ prices; free estimates cheerfully Furnished
POLLACK uPHoLSTERING CO.. Ma. GIG
WNyAssHfSG WASH MACHINE REPAIRING = R
makes; guaranteed work RELIANCE
l343 9th st. p.y..AD. .4575,
WASHING MACHINES, guaranteed exper
4 service, all makes; also. rsfrigerAtion an
other appliances. co. 3226.
Evening star., 1946-12-02

DESKS. oak and walnut. typist. excellent:
desk, swivel chairs. file cabinets. wood and
large stock to choose from MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIPMENT. 639 New York ave.
The union times., 1946-10-05
Pension Plan Is Big Achievement For Electricians

Washington (LPA)-An industry wide agreement setting up a joint pen sion plan in the electrical industry was signed last week in the office of Labor Secretary Schwellenbach. Officials of the Int'l Brotherhood of Electrical Workers-AFL and the Natl Electri- cal Contractors Association took part.
 More than 100000 union mem- bers and 2OOO contractors will be affected by the agreement. Under it, union members pay COG month into a jointly administered pension fund, and the union contribution is matched by the employers. IBEW members reaching the age of 65, with 20 years of continuous mem- bership in the union, receive retire. ment benefits of $50 month from the fund.
 The employers statement presented at the signing asserted that There is nothing mysterious about successful employer-employee relations. Given any normal problem of adjustment, it can be solved if employers in good faith have the will to solve it in CO., operation with the employees acting in good faith with the will to solve it. Much of the present problem of employee and employer relations has been shrouded in legalities and high sounding hocus-Docus"
The union times., 1946-10-05
Hamden's s Union Of AFLTeachers Asks Wage Rise
$500 More Sought For 200 School Employees Of
 N. H. Suburb

Hamden High School teachers voted last week to demand a pay increase of $500 at a meeting of Local BOA of the American Fedora. ton of Teachers Union.
 Among those attending was Dr. Jane Maltby, head of the Hamder Teachers League which represent in large part the elementary school teachers of the area. It was felt that Dr. Maltby's presence and vote in fa- vor of the resolution reflected the sen timent of the organization which she heads.
 The demand includes pay raise for cuStodians and matrons as we'll and involves about 200 teachers and other employees.
 Maskell Hunt, president of the union said that since no action was taken to meet the emergency by the Board of Finance, as shown in the call of the annual town meeting scheduled for October z, it is ob- viously essential that a special town meeting be held. He termed the sit- uation so critical that vacancies created by resignations are now being filled.
 The request for the $500 increase, he said, was presented by representa- tives of the union to joint meeting of the salary committee of teachers and the school board Monday night.
The union times., 1946-10-05

FAMOUS LAST WORDS: Re. mind me to have these brakes checked-tomorrow
The union times., 1946-10-05
Wallace-Pepper Ticket Is Urged

MIAMI, F1a.-(FP) = Denying a published report that he had called on Henry A. Wallace and Sen. Claude Pepper to lead a third party move ment. Pres. A. F. Whitney of the Bro. of Railroad Trainmen (unafiliated) warned the Democratic party this week that unless it returns to its for mer liberal program it will lose the 1948 elections.
 "The Democratic party will meet the same fate as the Republicans in 1882 if it continues to become more reactionary day by day as it has in the past nine months" he asserted.
 The white-haired veteran labor leader, presiding at the trainmen's 18th convention here, urged liberal and progressive forces within the Demo cratic party to fight for a ticket in 1o48 headed by Pepper or Wallace and Pepper. Such a slate, he said, would be assured of almost 100% labor support and election.
 "This is the only way for the Demo cratic party to bail itself out of the mess it is in," he said.
The union times., 1946-10-05
WU Ties Strings To Wage Offer

Washington (LPA) = A federal mediator appointed by Labor Secre- tary Schwellenbach is attempting to solve the deadlock caused by refusal of Western Union to agree to the wage proposals of a special fact-fnd- ing board. When too many strings were attached to WU's acceptance of a 161ac wage raise recommendation, members of the AFL Natl Bargain ing Committee broke off negotiations and filed a 30-day strike notice last week.
 The AFL represents 5O,OOO WU employees outside of New York. In that city, members of the American Communications Ass'n-CIO broke off negotiations because WU tried to ex- act the same conditions before agree ing to the wage boost.
The union times., 1946-10-05
Government Victory Over AP Stores Exposes Big Monopoly

Between Sept. 4 and IT, BIS re- ported, chickens and cheese prices were higher in seven of l2 large cities surveyed, butter prices were higher in all cities, and coffee prices continued to rise in all but two of the 12 cities.
 Rises in prices for all vegetable oils, and probably also price boosts for vegetable shortcomings and OIeO- margarine, were forecast as result of an order by Stabilization Direc- tor John R. Steelman allowing an increase of lAc pound on cotton seed oil, and similar rise for soy bean, corn and peanut oils.
 Rice will go up one to two cents pound as the result of an order from Agriculture Secretary Anderson to OPA.
The union times., 1946-10-05
Bakers Condemn Truman Policies

CHICAGO-(FP) = The Tru- man administration was condemned for taking the lead in an 'anti-labor, strikebreaking and union-smashing drive along with big business" in a resolution adopted here by the 23rd convention of the Bakery & Confec- tionery Workers Intl. Union (AFL)
 The attack on Truman came as part of a statement on political action which urged the IA million organized workers to develop maximum CO., operation of labor groups, AFL and railroad brotherhood" to rid Wash ington of anti-labor congressman.
 A resolution calling for abolition of the polltax denounced the "unholy alliance" of polltax Democrats and Republicans which has been Table to strangle or kill every piece of pro- gressive legislation" Delegates also voiced their deepest condemnation of the lynching of two Negro couples in Monroe, Ga, and went on record for full support to the enactment of federal anti-lynching legislation"
 In other actions the bakers called for passage of federal and state FEPC legislation, adequate housing, the Wagner -Murray-Dingell health bill and increased government social se- curity payments.
The union times., 1946-10-05

Driue cGretuIy-yOu may meet q fool!
The union times., 1946-10-05
Third Big Food
 Chain Convicted

Danville, III. (LPA)-The bill lion-dollar Atlantic & Pacific food store chain was convicted in a federal court last week of vio- lations of the Sherman Anti Trust Act. Fines that total 5000 were imposed on A & P, its subsidiaries and officers.
 This is the third of the big food chains to be convicted of charges brought by the nti-Trust Division of the Justice Dept.
 KILLED COMPETITION
 A & P was charged with having used its tremendous buying power to destroy manufacturers and foist its own brands on consumers, and with having sought in many neighborhoods to operate retail stores at no profit in order to destroy other chains and in dependents.
 In fact, A & P's profits come not SO much from its legitimate retail store sales as from its other opera tions, as we'll as from any sums se- cured by such practices in the retail stores as shortweighting, short changing, boosting of prices at check-out counters, etc." A X P store managers are expected to at all times make 'sprOfits'' out of such practices, government testi- mony showed.
 In addition, A & P operates its own produce buying subsidiary, an operation which the Federal judge said lover the years leaves bad odor." He went on: Tt exploited its inconsistent positions; it collected brokerage from others for A &P cof- fers; its position and its practices created sharp differential between A & P's purchases of produce and those of its competitors.
 PATMAN DELIGHTED
 Rep. Wright Patman O., Tex.), chairman of the House Small Busi- ness Committee, hailed the court decision: s'It signifies a very defi- mite warning that the piratical, vicious and monopolistic efforts of this gigantic food chain corporation will not be tolerated in this coun- try. The evidence in this case has been overwhelming that the com- pany, its subsidiaries, officers and division executives cannot run ruth lessly over the laws of common de- cency in business nractices."
The union times., 1946-10-05
FOOD CLERKS EAT

OAKLAND, Calif.-(FP) = The Retail Food Clerks union (AFL) signed an agreement giving 400 em- ployes of East Bay chain and inde- pendent groceries a $10 weekly raise, a 5-day 40-hour week, time-and-a half for overtime and liberalized sev- erance pay and vacation clauses. The agreement also won a SIS raise for managers.
The union times., 1946-10-05
Even Substitutes For Meat Show
 Price Increases
Wholesale Prices Showed Further Jump Last Two
 Weeks Of Month

Washington (LPA) = Wholesale prices continued to rise during the last two weeks in September, though they were still slightly below the peak level of late August. Retail food prices, according to Bureau of La bor Statistics Survey, were also still rising.
The union times., 1946-10-05
GOOD NEWS FOR KIDS

WASHINGTON-(FP) = OPA comes through for the kiddies It al- lowed 35% boost in the price of cas- tor oil at wholesale, putting the horri- ble stuff out of the price range of many mamas with tied Up youngsters.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-08-16
RATION TABLE
SUGAR

Spare stamp 49 (Book a. is valid
until August 81 for five pounds. Spare
stamps 9 and 10 Book ~ each good
for five pounds of canning sugar,
valid until October 81