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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23

This is your opportunity to do
something tangible about your life
10 years from now. Will you have
money enough for . sizeable pay
ment on new home, or . retire.
ment fund or any Of the other
things you've always wanted? Buy
u. 5. Savings Bonds and keep on
buying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23

% n q n ] 3 n e S Z
award for rneri-
torious achieve
ment as a war
time civilian, the
b u r au an =
nounced.
Mr.. Taylo r
was cited for
o u is t a n di n g
services as chief
of the Opera
tional Research
Section of the
9th Air Force in
Europe, when he
headed a group
of the Nations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23

leading civilian scientists.
! Their work was an integral part
of the Army Air Forces program,
the citation said. Mr.. Taylor and
his co-workers were concerned with
such activities as scientific analysis
of bombing accuracy, selection of
bombs and fuses, radar and its coun-
termeasures, selection methods for
lead crews and blind bombing.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr..
Taylor now lives with his family at
1923 Battery lane, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23

4 What you save is important. When
you save lis also important. This is
the time. Join the millions Of for.
ward looking Americans who are
saving now to achieve financial in
dependence at go or IS. You can do
1t by buying United States Savings
Bonds now and holding on to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23
Bureau Of Standards Chief
Awarded Army Medal

,t~Lauriston S. Taylor. chief of the
ix-ray Section, National Bureau Of
Standards, has been awarded the
Medal Of Freedom, the Army's Sec
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Jewish Veterans 10 Rally
For Palestine Action Here

Several thousand Jewish war vet
Grams from New York and other
cities will arrive here today to dem
onstrate against British policies in
Palestine.
The group will participate in a
mass meeting at pm. tomorrow in
the Jewish Community Center audi
torium, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV, where speakers are expected
to demand that 100000 displaced
Jews be transported at once to Pal
estine, as recommended by the
Anglo American Committee Of In
quiry.
The veterans will assemble at 10
am. tomorrow at Fourth street and
Constitution avenue NV. to march
to the Monument Grounds, where
tribute will be paid to the war dead
Evening star., 1946-07-14
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
nave Just received large shipment OF good
aaay seat M covers In popular i, olors They
f'd d.sed sae aPe nfl ga as
Ess u nT Tiah AP REsafrrNc s3G9 by tn. Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: g
hour service: electric-treated sections il
dFs s Is ARcp sef tFes co. eeRs Ws
irSiHs st. NV. AID. s' s5oo auicEs csef emcieni
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de.
livery. new shipment lust arrived; the
neatest one you've ever, seen. suitable fol
ing Low priced at ARCADE so PoNTiAc TIA
nstons @ 1aTsess sontiss DEALER. Seal sooO' WASH.
newly nanted vhee Sss IN hts '5as say esp s4oes xts snS
MsiSs'ft1s MzS4fS ss5sureter Is and rocker arm,
WASHfbchasis v Gffs ri As1 franz. Hs 1888 cbryse.
&Sfos &asyfs ga seoaffR si1s s0it fs4s cu.hman .
speed speed rraIn,sinission rsI, mi in GOOD condition
new % AUTO d 1h GRILnfs IGg and rebuilt n9 lTans-
sTssar sRfsss RoBERT s. EISf,a HERsoS 1yTo Ex- S
NEW AUTO PARTS, guaranteed rebuilt
lIdHsHilSslonS, eflliS. hub caps, generator.
starters. auto glass installed J l.. BREN-
NER g. CO., 1910 Montana ave. ne FIR
1910.
CAR REFINISHED - Now is the time to
have your car retinished by master painters
in one, of Washington's largest modern
automobile plants. PreWar quality paint
s'eP e aSE fee sh .ns
Good Hope I'd. Sc, AT. 440O
BUMPERS, radiator grilies. wire screens,
metal floors, fender repairs, new bodies
made to order. Truck BODY Department
FRED s.. GIcHNER RoN WoRks, INC,
pLENTY OF TIRES, RES Es sss stations. ip garages
auto dealers, tire shops, recapped and
tricks; Whole coNsoL1pATEps sss basfsise SALES aRs
CO, 1926 H St; ne. LU. os34
FOR SALE-l939 Chevrolet body. 1910
Ia Sale, front end, 1885 Pierce-Arrow
front end. 1a-h.p. compressor. l brake I'm.
ing machine. LOUIS GARAGE, No 20
Decatur ST. ne. tbetween o and P, N Cap
and 1st st. NED. l4'
TAXI for rent, De Soto 1871. s. per day,
week IN advance Phone RE. 3436 be-
ovERHEATED RADIATORS cleaned on
YES ES ins5lsl!ed; aRoBEkT HERsoN XuTo
7l09. Open Saturdays til pm lie
WILL TRADE 90-h.p.. air-cooled motor
airplane as is, in deal for Cushman Scooter
with sidecar. No less than 4-h p, must be
IN AL condition. Write Box o34, Merri-
1871 CHEVROLET new wheel and slightly
used tire and tube Union 1929
Evening star., 1946-07-14
TRAlLERs.

CAMP TRAILER with large tent, accessor-
les; , suitable as lusEase trailer; good con-
FOR SALE-Alms Silver Moon house trail
newly painted. WI 4437.
TRAILER. 2-wheel luggage. with extra
wheels and tires; complete with lights and
LUGGAGE TkAMER, pseexGn1 WOOD BODY. ai 5000 sood
condition, s75. 1877 35th st. ne. Apt i.
FOR SALE--several good used trailers,
including .Isa sz.tt sehult tandem wheels,
tional. rms; 1884, 1876 siIys sluminam ,'' xood GOD
as a new Ronte 1 At 2sth st. Arlington,
LUGGAGE TRAILER: good tires. covered;
NEW AND USED house tr.il.rs on on IL to
Painting and repair service; also seces-
RAiLs cisa shL Lfsy 'Gy5 Rat. trailer RICHTER
Tel. Tower 5os5. 'u'' l. 0ef"sn' Mo
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAnERs for
SALE. SALE; Granite, express and stake model
trailers; convenient terms. Rental service
on boat and luggage trailers Complete e
service and repair for ali makes of trailers.
IN complete line Of the
tan blinds, bitches, helper springs. etc.
fra.ys r6 Spy TeoxlS tres to t mos.
Chrysler cars; II you are interested in sell.
Ing E youS trailer for cash. call Mr.. Ladd at
xNERIGsN MG as for the r best possible price
ave NV. wo. ss59. open oii until h0s0 M WIS
CASH for your house trailer, TRAILER
linston, Va. Phone ia 1893. Ii
TRADE OR SELL your used trailer. New
GoIr GeIsH tTa1lsrS for immediste delivery
siIver1 Spring. h Nd. ns sliso ssa ss4a. ga ave.
~ ke9Hd ss6o HeHsE e.ss 'Fa'sT RssT isSP' Ss5 L
foR fo1i &EsT-5-tt, 7-ft. s,ft. a-whssl sS: .u-
SEs SSpas haY5 asy Efss 9mDsss sea With
hwy. Arlington. Va. GIL $500.
GMC BUS. make ideal trailer GOOD tires
st. ne. II
HRsAInER Re1HII ns SALES s6o6 Baltimore blyyd.,
sPARTAN-The new aluminium trailer on
WARD TRAILER SALES. s5o5 Baltimore
blvd, Berwyn, Md. go
HOUSE TRAILER FOR sALE-ls45 Glider
owner found house. Sec oxford Sf oaes. ssi: s7Is
HEREs 1 s 81 ATRssa ATcH SozY " arm HovHood 15
be bed 8. schult trailer: 1941 model, 2 doors,
ssss 315 3s5h 9ks FsnER hsx 'sfEf2sss if%sE
STREAMLITE, ~ it., 3 rooms, permanent
bed, awnings. other extras; immaculate
q JACkOWSI, Hillside Trailer Village.
600 Marlboro rd 14s
BANTAM TRAILER. new. never used. S125.
AMERiCAN Sn HOUSE EE EA Trailer. iyla. excellent
condition, % feet, 1912 model; sleeps 4;
complete with large awning, hose, etc;
SCHULZ, t new tSfS 1878, ?SIS 3 rooms never used
$500 cash. AK. 4045. 11S e. George
Mason I'd, Falls Church, Va.
TRAILER, 23 it.. sleeps 4. elec. brakes
Hillside Trailer Camp. Marlboro pike. 49,
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY Cont,

CHOICE L0Ts~11th st. Classic Shore.
Ssrtieriars. see RoLLiNs. Gus aoe5 iSf n sssf sssf
iord ST. Arlington Va. Phone CHI. 2I46.
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful water-front
.ot at Lake Jackson. near Manassas. Va,
@ Eex eSsT. esSsso7e0sar,0ned ssar automobile M!its
s,s sls II 1:,.ss sec 4 4; Is, ,zsxioS; loo SOLO
Gs pses Beach ha 5ust ssl1S srss front
tor. 3sa 18Th St NV. IA: o75s. 'eA
MiyER;FRoNT ACREAGE-Prime quality.
trsa agh SIy and &c clear Wide river At front
soon; $1,000 per acre.
roads $500 per acre.
Sacrifice Southern plantation. on beau
modern, hreproof construction planta ton
and guesthouSe overlooking beautiful
sous. Stables 5S Bride eTes n.b Da Dock ops
ior $4,000, a fraction of original pre-
war cost. Cannot be duplicated today
Cove IF PosntGGottase' n unfurnished' good
Also q number OF other selections to
choose from among our, llstings. Calvert
WESTERN SHORE Realty CO, Der niles siIs
north Prince Frederick, route >. Phone
Prince Frederick 106-W-5.
on HERRING BAY-One II-room house
Ia baths; 9 cottages; , rooms each; pa
On Brosdwater creek-2e acres. acres
one cottage, one barn.
On Patuxent River-279 acres, 100 acres
hoases parns e ysssE sase frqn All eaupmsn
= HARpEsT9 I'd Sly iGf Tpper g Msriooro f oo g. Sa
PiNEY POINT, MD.-250 feet Potomac
room dwelling suitable alleyesr @ home5 SeGae5 2
baths. lavatory, electricity. steam heat.
artesian well, garage. Servants quarters,
2ls7acre 2ac lot, Immediate possessions. sl"'-
Lancaster County, va.1e55 feet 'front.'
ase Corrotoman River. lst acres, s-room
ATE possession, $500. Also acreage
tracts on besutiiul rivers Of MARYLAND and
SOUTH RIVER PARK-completely re-
deeOTaied c9sssse on 1s9Te lot newiy
KEEP A COOL HEAD-Buy cottase lots
In Holiday Beach, S7950 Restricted, Be,
Plum Point I'd. Hysttsville O417
beach; water, electricity; 81 mi. D, c.
fEoSARDTowN,,o MD.-a-room cottage,
furnished; near water; must sell. WA.
BEACH COTTAGE, incompatible view,
scenery, Herald Harbor, natural sand mot
oozy mud, beach and lots; fully equipped
first cottage north OF public beach first
S2,7oo all cash takes it furnished; owner
IN and out, usually there Sundays or call
At. At 5sS2 S 2 or FIR 1894, Washington, D. g.
on water front Living room, 3 bedrooms,
bath with shower. kitchen, dining room
Temple 3229 oOs
HERRING BAY-mlet section, Deale. Nd,
25 mi. D. c., soft. lots, $500 up; terms
OWNER. Mann Cottage, Deale, Nd
COSY, COOL CABIN on water 25 mi. D. c.
Grabbing, garden space. to rent Owner,
OSCAR MANN, Deale, Md
Evening star., 1946-07-14
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1880 model la-ton truck. CHI
GMC. 1885 ha-ton panel truck. Call RA
.t~A1 Monday evening after pm.
PANEL TRUCK, 1941 white long wheel
ms eass, open and c,osed e; r. trailer. auto car and
FORD 1897 1la- ton stake body. good tires.
$500. NELSON DUKE Clinton, Md Phone
fRaDn fshiSH CHEVROLET PICKUP, Al con-
dition. for light car. RE. 0392. 1905 25th
Bus AND TRAILER, 4o-pass. 1914 v-s
tractor Or pun type. Sill. sPG. GARAGE,
FORD 1887 1ls-top express body truck in
en- GMc s"ndas VS. Sane body to tJn nm truck body
and motor good. Only s575. OWNER, Box
DODGE fe41 1o-wheel truck for sale
dealers. Phone Rockville 5s-R. Il5
GMG nlms atGn trueE hoe excellent toF ntermedi-
5 1910 pansl nGns trusf * new trss chev
rolet 1893 panel truck. 1913 l4th st.
sTtiDEBAKER 1945 6xe, CLIFTON steel
stake body: I.600 actual miles; new con-
dition throughout; ,S2.100. GIL. 7416. Ia
DODGE 1899 half-ton panel truck; in
Mebisan SHSf sondsl9p ah1s sell for reasonable Price
FORD 1888 dump. ala yards; completely
eys1haqsa new motor and rear s end
ehEVRoL.ET 1910 j. ST Stake body. It's good;
5000; 8 miles Peace Cross, Defense high
aS yAA sERVeE WISE CO. fGSa 1893 fGsa Sent
GMC 1885 three-auarter-ton panel truck.
good running condition. tires not bad; Just
he thing for GI Joe 10 start his business;
1853 1883 AuToeAR III Z +. Tractor nS air brakes ra
70 oox20 tires, 24-ft. Van trailer. DU.
FORD 'as 1-ton panel for sale or trade
chine, DE. 699s after 3 pm.
CHEVROLET l941 ,lla-ton, dump.
GMc GMc 1873 1913 afrton f.tem stake takshesi ey0'
International 1887 2-ton van. l.wb.
International 1s4i ffa-ton panel.
. Autocar b-ton dumps
J Autocar 5-ton platform. RICE MO-
TORS, 1900 Bladensburg rd 49,
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo-
tor Co authorized GMC truck dealer,
Stake-l94" Chevrolet 1l2 tons: l942
GMC, ~ tons; 1889 international. 2 tons;
tons 1943 Studebaker 6X6
Tractors--l942 White standard model
W. A. i26 air brakes 194l Federal 3 tons.
hydraulic brakes.
stake. air brakes. under low ceiling,
Jeep trsiIers, cookie tires. new
group OF trucks Just received. 90 to choose
from. some new, all guaranteed.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO, aI43 Lee Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va Daily and Saturdays, s to s;
closed cl6osseed 1 SUNDAYS July and August. CHI.
To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy tRoute 81 or 29. drive u miles
Evening star., 1946-07-14
MOTORCYCLES.

1915 HARLEY 45, excellent condition. ali
accessories: sell for equity Phone 8 4 m :
u IN; IA; 6476; Cash. l6's
5000 Eeirfax rd.. Bethesda. Md.
SERVICE on al makes and models; plenty
OF tires in stock, full line Of chrome
INDIAN MoroRcYYcLE SALES. siI vi etn
st. NV. RE. 0911.
MOTORCYCLE, 1888 Indian q" Call IA.
3l4g or see i at !2o Wooster 81. NV.
car or cash. 5"7 9th ST. Se. AT =, 1856.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

GARAGE SPACE AVAILABLE Immediately,
monthly or transient rates, service in
cluded,-, Sheridan Garage, 25J6 Que ST..
NV. Phone Michigan 500. --1G
DOUBLE STONE and double tin garage,
ventilation. electrical connections, 20xl Sx9
rear OF 1885 9TH st. NV. directly on the
alley; To store car. truck or household
furniture, etc; $3.50 per mo, and S14.5
per mo. Can be seen Fri, s to g; Sat ,
1890 to 30; Sun. II to e. Call these
hours, GE. 9629; other hours. NO. 717O.
ALL METAL GARAGE tslnsle) quick sale,
best offer Phone CO. 1891 Ia
USED 4-CAR GARAGE, 4Ox2O, all metal
BRICK GARAGE. Centrally located NV
Washington: Sc monthly. Sligo 1893
Sth AND H sTs. N.E.-Modern, spacious
vacant: SIS per month Ii. oIe9.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

LIGHT HAULING; veteran; reasonable
rates. Call HO. 4451 Ia
VETERAN desires general hauling, any
time, anywhere: refrigerators q specially:
new truck; reasonable. FIR. $3.50, Ext. ~,
NORTHBoUND TRUCK TRANSFORMATION
available for small load between b. c. and
Orange County. N. Y. areas or intermedi-
ate points beyond Phila. Administer 4106.
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs: expert
enced help; prompt service; reasonable
rates; local and long distance. ia. 2937
Evening star., 1946-07-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. J

TAXI for sale; PUG license Phone
RE. 3436 before noon for details is
BEAUTIFUL 194l Chevrolet 2-door sedan
radio, heater AL condition every way:
will trade for Buick sedan, 1888 or 1893
and 5000 cash. OWNER. Box 5s-V, Star
COMPARE THESE CARS-Will sell with
or without trade. OPA ceiling prices and
some below; Buy them from an old-estab-
lished Buick agency
1941 "62" Cadillac sedan, de luxe
model; radio and heater 81, ,935
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO. WA 4l1l
Evening star., 1946-07-14
eARkAe WANTED

WILL BUY OR EXCHANGE washington
residence for few acres in Md. with modern
bungalow with garden, orchard; near
transportation Taylor 046S
Evening star., 1946-07-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

MVJNE1 ~ IVNN.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We will
buy second-trust notes. D. C. nearby Md
SGop or " RessonabIs rates M NAI1oHsAd
n. ave NV National 1888
HOME LOANS-Iew monthly payments.
including PRINCIPAL Interest and taxes,
ASSOC. 6I0 18th st NV Dl e37O
MONEY on irst and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Maryland,
Virginia or D. c. property. THE AMEEI-
CAN CO, S07 18th. MA. 8O32.
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money
see Mr. Green tstrictly confldentiaD. MA
TIoNAL FINANCE CO, 10l4 X st. NV.
I WILL PAY GOOD PRICE for small Ind
trust. Call CHI 0S2S
Evening star., 1946-07-14
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, S35 up
work guaranteed shop filled; no work
taken till Aug. s. GILBERT, 41O2 Pa
ave ext. Sc. Ii. $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

FACTORY BUILT. sizes 12xaO and eox9o
STRAND BUILT. overhead doors. Easy
terms. immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play OF models. l109 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlington, Va. Open a m. to p M, Sun
day and holidays, or phone ia. 1854
GARAGES, wood or steel frame. concrete
moor, insulated. freproof, plan or over
head doors, sizes l., 2, 3. car capacity
and steel mill buildings: sold on easy
termS: Call for estimate. DUPONT IRON
WORKS -1166 18th st. NV. Ma. 1866. 2Os
Evening star., 1946-07-14

AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
TRUCKS WANTEDI2 dump trucks, /
panel truck; old or new models, for private
party. AD. 6tS1.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
MONEY WANTED.
GARAGES FOR SALE.

NEW .,5O0 6eS End TRUST NOTE. pay
able $50 per month on non-infiated valued
Box 472-T, Star I4s
Evening star., 1946-07-14
GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGES For RENT.

8 OR SCAR GARAGE in I'd commert
zone. Call GIL. S247. Il
Evening star., 1946-07-14

sedan: 55 600 miles: 6
IbeS looks and runs like
IN storage, Just recondi-
Evening star., 1946-07-14

2 CHOICE LOTS-11th ST. Classic Shore,
Particulars, see ROLLINS. 2045 N. Stat
FORD ST., Arlington, Va. Phone CHI 2146.
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful waterfront
!ot At Lake Jackson, near Manassas, Va,
Tor Rood-conditoned automobile Write
Box 42S-T, Star J4s
Evening star., 1946-07-14

r sedan: radio and
ds minor repairs:
Rhode Island ave.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-09-20
Wallace Causes
CONTINUED from Page one)

a unified and peaceful China-built
on the cooperation of the various
groups in that country and based on
a hands-off policy of the outside pow
ers."
Wallace proposed that only the Uni
ted Nations should have atomic bombs
and suggested that its military estab-
lishment should give special emphasis
to air power.
He said the world order is bankrupt
and it is up to the United States, Brit
ain and Russia, as receivers" to build
functioning, powerful United Nations
and a body of international law.
Practically and Immediately, we
must realize that we are not yet ready
for world federation" he said. "Real-
the most we can hope for
now is a safe reduction in military ex-
pense and long period of peace based
on mutual trust between the big three
During this period every effort
should be made to develop as rapidly
as possible body of international law
based on moral principles and not on
the Machiavellian principle of deceit,
force and distrust-which, if contin-
ued, will lead the modern world to
rapid disintegration.
Home Front Prejudice Doesn't Help
Cause Of Peace
On the domestic front, Wallace de-
scribed the recent mass lynching in
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-09-20
Meat Trust
Continued from Page Three

Continued from Page Three)
during the decontrol period This COM
petition of packers with legitimate
feeders and cattle raisers generally
is against the public interest. We de-
mand that the Department of Justice
investigate and take such corrective
action as may be necessary Packers
have no more business, under the anti
trust laws, in feeding and holding
livestock for better prices on meat
than they have in the grocery bust
ness.
s. The Department of Justice is re-
ported to have launched an investiga-
ton concerning alleged packing COM
pany collision, during the months i'm
mediately preceding the ending of
price control on June 80, in refusing
to buy cattle. We demand the inten-
sive speeding up of this investigation,
with a report made public at the
earliest possible moment on what it
reveals.
6. We demand that the appropriate
government agency investigate the
Meat Trust to determine whether the
tremendous layoffs which are current
and growing-is intended among
other reasons, to undermine the Uni
ted clearinghouse Workers in the
midst of collective bargaining negotia-
tons.
7. If the packers are found to be
conducting such a campaign, we de-
mand that the government take steps
to provide redress for the workers so
ronged-including retroactive pay.
IT, on the other hand, the packers are
found to be not responsible for these
layoffs, we demand that the govern
ment explore ways and means of pro-
yiding full compensation to the work
ers. In view of the governments own
responsibility in paving the way for
the present deplorable employment
equity requires that the
government find ways and means to
provide protection for the workers
comparable to that operative under
the anti-democratic carryback-carry-
forward provisions of the existing tax
law, under which corporations receive
protection.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-09-20
LET us REASON TOGETHER

with many grave problems, just as it
was after World war I not the least
of which is our future relations with
other nations. No doubt many mis-
takes will be made in the handling of
these problems, no matter who does
the job. But knowing how they were
bungled on the other occasion by the
stupid, stiff-necked leadership of the
republican party, it seems advisable to
let the democrats work them out this
time.
Issues Were international
Senator Wheeler lost out in the re-
cent primary election because, among
other reasons, he had gone wrong on
almost every issue affecting our in
ternational relations. His oft express
ed prejudice Ito put it mildly against
some of our former allies, and especi-
ally Great Britain and Russia, tended
to create and intensity a feeling of
distrust and confusion, rather than
harmony. The people of Montana de-
cisively rejected the notion that we
CAN i've III Il WORTH apart
from others. Whatever peace treaties
are negotiated by the President and
the State Department will be ratified
or rejected by the senate, and Mon
tan's senators may have an important,
even decisive voice in any action
taken In Senator Murray we have
one on whose judgment and fairness
we can depend. Let's send Left Erick-
son, man of ability, integrity and
sound judgment to Washington as
Murray's colleague, thus assuring our
state fair fearless and capable repres-
entation in the greatest deliberative
body on earth, the u. S. senate. Re-
member, too, that John Holmes and
Mike Mansfield will be needed in the
House of Representatives for outside
Of treaties, that body passes on every
piece of legislation enacted, including
the raising of taxes, the appropriating
of moneys and the determination of
every other domestic policy These
men are liberal, progressive and cap
able; fully deserving of your support,
and if elected will reward you with
faithful service.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-09-20
THE OLD AND
SO SAYS:

It's downright funny to see repub-
lican candidates going over the state
on a platform which consists princi-
pally in denunciation of bureaucrats
while at one and the same time the
republican state administration is
bending every effort to get more fed
eral money into the state which means
more bureaucrats. 1t doesn't seem
possible the people can be fooled by
such talk. Everytime Congressman
D'Ewart was able to announce that
Federal money was going into Mon
tana, it was played up by the company
papers as a boost for him whether he
had anything to do with it or not. The
company papers have been systemati-
cally playing up the Bureau of Re-
clamation as great friend of Mon
tana and quite as Systematically de-
nouncing federal bureaucracy.
1t is quite evident that the repub-
lican candidate for president in 1948
on the democratic ticket will be
Joseph Stain.
The Old So and So is quite inclined
to the opinion that when some democ-
arts call Truman fascist and some
republicans try to tack communistic
label on him they all talk like damn
fools.
One nIain. simple fact stands out in
all political discussion today as clear
ly as a Montana mountain peak on
clear day 1t is that question of how
high tariff may be put on any pro-
duct, whether Montana wool or beef
or Georgia peanuts, cannot be de-
cided without considering its relation
to world peace. There can be an eco
nomic isolation as dangerous, perhaps
more dangerous, than political isola-
ton To forget this simple fact is to
invite another war.
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Georgia" as an ILLUSTRATION of the
kind of prejudice that makes war in
evitable." If we are to work for peace
in the rest of the world, he said, 1--WE
here in the United States must elf
inmate racism from our unions, our
business organizations, our education
al institutions and our employment
practices"
The nation also must, in payment
for peace, give up prejudice, hatred,
fear and ignorance in the economic
world, Wallace said He advocated
working for a large volume of world
trade and helping undeveloped areas
of the world to industrialize them
selves with the help of American tech
nical assistance and loans.