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Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
The Hartford Chronicle

In the business world, as well as professional, political and even in the home we strive for leadership, distinction and fame. To have such we must remember that charm, poise, neatness and cleanliness are the key points to success. To culti- vate these personalities and to use them to the utmost advan- tage, one needs direction, guild ance and self-study. Through Mrs. Shaw's personal contact and follow up of her employees, she helps to bring out the most in each and the qualities he or she may possess, also to help one to make a pleasing and pre- sentable appearance in the store as we'll as an efficient and capa- ble worker.
 Mrs. Shaw as Personnel Ad- visor and Counselor has made a great stride in the business world for us, with cooperation, her guidance and an even chance, we can do better.
 One of our best liked and most outstanding employees we give her our initial spotlight this week-Hats off to Mrs. Eugene Shaw, the Personnel Counselor of G. Fox & Go.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

MT. and Mrs. James Evans of AS Kennedy Street, MT. Free man Brooks of New Haven and MT. and Mrs. James Marshall of 20 Warren Street, recently made a motor trip tour of the south visiting friends and rela- tives in North and South Caro- lima and Georgia.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Lewis, re- cent newlyweds of Philadelphia, are spending their honeymoon in Hartford as the house guests of Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Lam bert of Main Street.
 Mrs. Lewis is the former Mu- riel Parker of Philadelphia. Her father is Harry Parker, Execu- tive Secretary of the Christian Street Y.M.C.A.
 The happy couple plan to spend part of their visit in the East with MT. Roosevelt Lewis of Essex, Conn.,, formerly of this city and a cousin of the bridegroom.
 The Gay Nineties Progressive Club has postponed it's Tea that was to be given at the Com munity House Nov. 10th to Sunday, Nov. 17th at 4 0 clock. Instead of having the raffle of the radio at the Tea, it will be held at the home of MT. Preston Harris, 45 Elmer Street.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

Recent transfers to various departments in the store in- clude: Louise Martin and Char lotte White to Selling, Mildred Foster to the Custom Gift Wrapping Dept, H arrie t
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

We welcome to the store the newcomers for the Xmas rush season. Knowing their resource fulness and their much needed help for the overflow of busi- ness we cannot overlook their untiring spirit of willingness. We are grateful for their addi- tion to our staff and kindliness to help us.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

Claire Taylor, who has been ill for quite some time has re- turned to her post on the sixth floor. Keep smiling Claire, 'tis good to see you back.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

s2s00o, CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Fashion-
sble. Rittenhouse section. Colonial brick
home (built by Mikkelsonl.. Lge. center
layatory. lge. library. 8 bedrms., 2 baths;
oil h.-w h.: attached gar. Priced for quick
sEsLfS sii eo % ve d setsmeg Ex es4
SIT,95O-Just off Conn. ave, located nr.
Military rd. and Conn, ave.-One of the
iarse iiv: rm.. din. rm:. Kit. i'I and pantry, aa
glass-inclosed rear porch: 2nd a., splen-
did bedrms. and small sleeping porch; in
leaving city, will accept easy terms. Cal
EN- l2s0 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
HAVE a2Sf GSphi rs hMiovyfE9-we syfE have numerous va.
cant and owner-oecupied houses in de-
session. others coming in daily MITCH
Ell 3HISK pI HosE 2sal ynt s nstP
$4,000. See vacant house, 1901 Pow.
hsopp. sstsn ST. pnohs o%Ss esss ass
porches,, auto gas heat, full cellar. r rarauei
elegant ,sLrroundings. truly a home fol f
the, fastidious, Open daily, z to g. Sats
and suns. to 9. or cali MR. BRENNER
POSSESSION, ONLY $500 for this yer,
attractive row-brick house. located neal
u tied a BATH n seat cSr rSas msta
garage. front and double rear porches
Possession with title. j. DALLAS GRADY
y SooS son n. d; 10, $3.50; Sun. and ewes. DU
OLD CHEVY CHASE-Aristocratic Tudo
English stone residence, Just vacated; {
refrigerator, first-hoor layatory. oil ourn
er, large usable attic, Gear garage: ade
ouste lot with nice deep garden: S27, ,5Ot
re,eaulppcd For appointment call SAN
EE92SEEyv; EE92SSEEyv; Az, AZ, Sroq 600 800 Z.
bling brick residence on q wooded acr,
lot. 8 miles from Chevy Chase, Md. hai
large liv, and DIN. rms, sunrms., break
and 2 baths on 2nd floor; finished attic
maids rm. and bath, 2-car gar. ga
furnace. An excellent property with man,
special features. To inspect call WO
1900. Once open till pm. EDWARI
Il. JONES S co.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedrm house in Chev,
Chase for l or bedrm. apt, in NV. Cal
EN-. 2733 day or SH. 2540 nights.
URGENT GIs. Just returned overseas
will exch;. unf. 6-rm. (2-bedrmD apt. vi
cinity 10th and Park I'd. NV. for unfurn
4-hedrnl; ,,f get; house in NV; sect. co. 459s
modern brick bunga allow in vicinity of Be.
thesda for 8 or 4 bedroom house in Wash
ineton. Call Kensington 37S-W.
EXCHANGE Washington for New York
2-bedroom furnished house Falls Church
rental S75, exchange for 2-3 bedroom un
furnished house in North New Jersey sub
urbs, committing New York City. Cal
F. c. 1851.
3-BEDROoM HOUSE vicinity 18th an,
or house convenient location ia 54IS
WILL TRADE Washington house for houst
ACCOMPLISHMENTS detached
rented, Washington. 5-room house, 1K
baths. fireplace, garden, oil heat. for homl
rent or sale Boston suburban, prefer Nortf
Evening star., 1946-02-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ga MO. RENT m ADvANCE-i-2 br.
unf. house or apt: perm. emp vet. wife.
no children or pets. Limit S125, Box 75-K,
TRENca TslIi. OFFICIAL, permanently located.
FERN responsible pe businessman s4 ma desires
house or 2-bedrm; apt, ,furn. or unfurn..
care of Home assured. % BUSINESS Baeasei phone one
F9REIS Ex Ss5S; sf8YfcP hsRs Phpas pns 81 14ss
1o desire sbedrm house. sood asdshoeas ioeatoS os
ii THERR Gf IS a YousG a1fes GaaaM FAMILY named lam
enTdna FhSss nos Sedroom Psh is apsreht 1ssz ho0
out Of their mind. Can Di. s51S. Ext. a54.
cHARMNG Small isii ssI oID; sha rsplace suR "a gar
aen; @ n;w,, pref G,town: perm. couple; exc
WoufDH LIRE RET; 10 sia RENr Groom house, ig gn-
WANIEp-Famiis Fam 'tA Of Adults. furnished
rooms, NV: section; possession March i:
Souse SG Souf Box staa
apartment or house; excellent care guar
anteed; long assignment in Washington.
RESPONSIBLE permanently assigned regu-
lar Navy It comdr; and wife; expecting
IN attrr, neighborhood. conv. to Anacostia
N.A, NAs W e 500; Clinton 55s,W
NataL OEriCEh, Just reported Tor per-
msnens qnrnifbsS duty' desires to rent to room
Suburban district; viii purchase furniture
VENEZUELA DTPLoMAT needs, with With urg-
ency, 3-bedroom house in Bethesda or Vi
eiaitty' esaty willing to pay up to Slo0. WI.
REGULAR ARMY. full colonel, home from
Washington, desires rent quality ili unfar-
nished or 3 bedroom house within 5 miles
pentasOnd nant Would IKE baths tuli base
ARMY OFFICER and wife. no children, nc
DefsS pfsSsd desire SIR rent p So or ROOM unfuri
WANT "a BEDRM. unfurn. house, D. C
so4s esse or Box u9 94ok g siER star Fe1e
STATE DEPT. couple win pay months
Tfh TfR In two oa ree eF Ss4D Sn 01Ss or s
WAITED WANTED YS, To sUBLEr-Army mediea
A. nsas eas6' s-12 am, or RA. 1895 ,aftei
HEsIDENT OF WASHINGTON desires un-
furn; 6-rm; house; preferably Petworth or
REguIsR RREighutTSSd .nMy IA 33sa 9satcyr
ASSIGNED to Walter Reed, desires : or 3
bedroom house or apt, furnished or unfur-
MAg Rshed BtRNE spT Tse E end 6o a E shls5en g G
unfurnished house or apt, in Arlington
Children or pets. GIL. 7271. 17'
room unfurnished house or apt; perm as.
Call RE, 600. Ext. 3s43 weekdays. IT.
DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL, Library OF
Congress, just returned from the late un.
pleasantness, desires to rent or lease fur
nished or unfurnished apartment or houss
with or 3 bedrooms; permanent position
Permanent agency: willing to sign long
term lease. Call Mr.. PUGHE, Nationa
2722, Ext. $40, between and s. -21
FURNISHED 3 or 2 bedrm. house or apt;
S125 mo- limit; March ] to July l; will
consider 6-mo; deal; prefer location with
In bus or bicycle st. Agnes School, Russell
I'd, Alexandria. Best ref; refined family
financially resp; 3 mos rent advanced.
Phone Falls Church lilo. I7s
C0LORED-I WANT TO RENT a house. 8
ployed. Call after 6 nm ia Rh2S
Evening star., 1946-02-15
SUBURBAN SAIE-viRGIkIA.

2-STORY DETACHED HOMES - Wooded
s ooG sown So IT. OF mere GIs
APPROX. S62 per mo includes taxes. insur.
ance, principal. interest for s yrs. $50. pei
bedrooms. bath. 5 large closets. 61su.-f
sas Eanse ~
pinwiddie st.. left to SOUTH coiun,bus @ al noas sa
dSow ooeo s aETSsS to fgrT1shsd sxhi6s h9W
FoR SALE s4 SRShs cH sSo bungalow
With With finished attic, beautiful fireplace il
net and electric refrigerator; Venetian
blinds. curtains and drapes; all copper
| Insulated with brick siding; CONTROLLED oil
heat: instantaneous hot water; city water
and city sewer system; nice shrubbery in.
and garage for, car and plenty space fol
S sarden; fsn:s6 property Is sox1 Sdoubls lots
aHs siRs W T sf REh HHIeihsa sfe SF us
JeFesSS4Mn RnSMs AEElinst9n; ENn psrH ". GL 55s2:
block barn: gear stone % sarage, &C. 3 chicker
houses; near school and stores; $40, 500
BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-RooM, 2-story Colo
NAL home; 3hs baths, center-hall plan
recre. room with fireplace; garage, lk-ur
cross ventilation: wonderful location; i'm
ssoYa co ge,oe & &sssSe9 eG tsTgs s7s
CH. $500, CH. O6ee, ooo
FsAIRFA;x, FAIR yA;15Attrastiye Va 7-room fran,
s7xi4 it.. with vood.bupning iSap fireplace; econ
screened scr side porch: convenient to markets
Owner is Navy onicer leaving washins Sa ton
ssSs. s5iss. s. sIl,sso.; 50. s eaI NJ ADDISON. SS
BOSS g. PHELPS, exclusive, l417 K st
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-This is very oil,
Groom home, located block to Lee high
way. right in the heart of Falls Church
This property has been modernized havini
lot % 11oanso and has hissories sss
value; Possession approx; 80 days. Rea
sn CAN NssAs FaI SEY fnTher con f0S9n ggi
ENGLisH BAsEMENT M type. a.0 sao,o con
venient terms, lovely large stone home witt
on high elevation in beautiful Bell
ligias HIN sseS ssGP with fIsDisse. bsaTooms sn;
tiled bath Basement: large dining room
with, fireplace, fully equipped kitchen
and toilet i Buiit-in .i rarase. OIL oil hotWate, s
s si AZ M isgDsr eSsnlnss II an 4ssi s
realtors and and insarors. % zoe zoe H supIsy bids.
S15 King St., Alex. Va
CONVENIENT LOCATION to Pentagon OF
airport and downtown Washinsto House
sse Il nds bssatu
| ing room, dining room, modern equipped
kitchen on 1st floor. There are 2 spacious
floor, Basement finished into attractive
paneled recreation room with bar and
heat and laundry trays. Priced at $s.s5o
iNvEsTMENT Co, si5-sl7 eth st. NV.
one-haN acre sround. chicken house: So.
/ 500. Call VIM. p. PARRAMORE, Realtor
CH. 1855; eYeuiurn CHI HQo7
Evening star., 1946-02-15
HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR RENT, furnished, to 2 or adults,
$3.50 month, March l to December ] .
This is one of Georgetown's nicer small
homes having bedrooms. charming dou--
garden Attractive clubroom in basement.
For appointment to inspect this property
please call Mrs. Wren, with JACK HAYES,
ass. Box S3-J. Star.
FOR 2 MONTHS bedrooms, 2 baths,
on top Of hill in exclusive Virginia suburb.
Lovely house. completely furnished, in
Guiding silver, linens, ETC.; adults or
couple with child under 1 year old; S235
MILITARY OFFICER and nonworking wife
to share beautiful, det., newly built Ar
lington home; all new furnishings, Bendix:
wife care for yr.-old baby girl days, 2
evenings wk. and $50 mo-, incl. brkfst..
dlnner and all privils.; perm. Available
March Rapdolph 1901
Evening star., 1946-02-15
APARTMENTS WANTED tcens.,.

ksEpEooM house or Or sIn,..aU1 spS,.tInsnt , For.
SSsp'E 81 EMPLOYED married couple. living
room. bedroom, bath, kttchsnette: would
MRS. sEoUfsT. CO. $3.50. after pm.
DISCHARGED sERvIcEMAN AND WIFE
need furnished or unfurnished apartment.
Sbsdysp goK nisTRcT RafK MsfasNSAcER
eficiglcy or one-bedroom apartment. No
n nc%pRs q Rsfs Ss Ssb wsFfd WIRE dsspe ssG one me-
bedroom apartment, furnished or unfur-
pishsa TTHTp,6MsR III 43SS sfter pm II viii,
nished 2,bedroom apt: married, no Chill
small apartment Both Government em-
fAFPPSSEEEED ffAAFsPSEEED w go6Pss aass. desire or room
APARTMENT furnished or unfurnished Co.
RETahaS lHSa 1ssa VIII nftec anything Is with
near future; desperate Phone aiebe 7I!s.
DISCHARGED PARAcHUTIsT will jump
at the chance to. rent your unfur. apt.
Or ms sA fs and sf sssh. d eni'S Can asa.ai You
SfsP SEPERna pa ssEks 2vsd 7ss seacE for self
sf snd batS aaS Ropp Wisconsin nntarn 5s ss kit
WIDOW AND MOTHER need Q unfurn.
sHs sHs s6ss 61., and bath in NV. by Mar far. l.
VETERAN AND WIFE, perm. Govt en-
ployed, desire 1 or 2-brm. or eficiency
apt; no children or pets. IA. 35ss..
BROTHER AND SISTER desire 2.bedrm.
apt. NV. pref: not over S75; ref.
exchanged; Box 35s.K, Star. IT,
sea duty), wife and small children
or unfinished: permanent duty WASH
tngton. Call days RE. T400, Ext.
1921; 1921; week s., end and evenings, Trinidad
EX-ARMY OFFICER, wife and child de-
sire one-bedroom apt, unfurnished, NV.
TWO WAVE CHIEFS desire or room
furn. apt, NV, or Arlington. RE. 400,
NAVAL OFFICER and wife, no children,
desire furnished apartment: pay UP to
500. Call seller. DE. 1912. Ire
FORMER naval oficer, wife. child desire
Northeast Washington; other locations
considered occupancy immediately or by
March l. Call HENDERSON TR. 1916.
EX-sERyICEMAN and wife want 3-rm.
furn. or unfurn. apt; NV, sec. Lref. Call
MRS. HALL, RE. 400. Ext 7I6 1Ts
Evening star., 1946-02-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

lS,5OO SO. FIT. GROUND CORNER, Wilson
blvd. mr.. Colonial Village McCLATNE
pRopEETIES, 2I00 Wilson blvd. en-. $500.
WAREHOUSE, about 20. 900 sd. It. Of fioor
space; .zoned industrial: with r. r. siding:
convenient ne. location; price. $4,000.
ROBERT MORGAN q co. RE. 0SSS
OPPORTUNiTY-33,00 50. it., / Sc com.
Capitol st. s.w.; get in on the ground fioor
in area of Washington's fastest Enhancing
area; Price, So 50. IT. OWNER, Boz
Evening star., 1946-02-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

DESPERATE NEED OF or 5 bedroom
homes. nearby Md all cash; no agents.
Mr.. HANBACK,, UN. 3507,
HAVE MODERN 2-bedroom apartment in
good Arlington location; want to purchase
brick home in Arlington from owner who
in turn will take this apartment. BOX
134-J, Star
Evening star., 1946-02-15

VACANT 5-RM. BUNGALOW. bath. cleo.
gas, furnace heat. lot s0x100 #, fenced;
Green Meadows rooms, bath. elec
hwd floors, air-cond. heat. modern kitchen,
close to bus; $4,000, terms, Erwin
REALTY CO.. Hyattsville o334; ewes.
Evening star., 1946-02-15

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The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Forecast for Nome:
 Rain tonight and Tuesday, cloudy Tuesday afternoon. Lowest temperature tonight 45. Highest temperature tuesday 50.
 Nome data as of 7:3O am. to- day.
 Precipitation last 24 hours O.19. Total precipitation this month 1.42.
 Temperatures last 24 hours. Highest 50, Lowest 46. Maximum wind last 24 hours Is mph from the ESE. Sunrise 5:O8 am. Sunset 6:51 pm.
 Comparative data: Temperatures one year ago to- day.
 Highest 46. Lowest 26. Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Lowest 24 in 1882. Highest 58 in 1885.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
MOTORSHIP METEOR ARRIVES FROM ST MICHAELS s

The M. s. Meteor arrived from St. Michaels on Saturday and de- parted Sunday with a load of pas sengers and freight for Gambell and Savoonga. The vessel left with a loaded barge in tow.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
7G@N&h' MGiBM

As a service 10 veterans in this area. THE NOME NUGGET will publish a column of inc questions most frequently asked contact men of the Veterans Administration in this area.
 For more detailed information veterans should contact or write to the nearest VA contact unit al Rooms 46 and 47. Post Office building. Anchorage. Alaska.
 -:-:-
 70. 1 signed a statement be- fore my discharge that my disability existed prior to enlistment. Does this bar me from receiving compen- Sation?
 A. No. Under Title l, Sec. 105, Public Law 346, 18th Congress, any. statement of this nature which you may have made at discharge is considered null and void. Q. l have been collecting readjustment allowance since my discharge two months ago. l plan now to move to another state as I believe I will have more opportunity in my line of work. Will l be able to collect compensa- tion there until I find en- ployment?
 A. Your claim for read justment allowance may be transferred to the Unem- ployment Compensation Agency of the state into which you are moving or cleared through the Agen- cy in the state where you now reside. You are al- lowed your full entitlement subject to the regulations governing readjustment al- lowances, regardless of your place of residence.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
MRS. BowLEs RETURNS TO COUNCIL SCHOOL

Mrs. Norma Bowles is return ing to Council to open the school again this year.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09

Phone Local News to Main 125
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09

Data for other selected stations as of 7:3O am. today.
Evening star., 1946-07-01

penditure of big money on mediocre
products is apparent in other fields.
People will buy good products with
established names. But the time has
come when they are refusing to buy
Just anything at any price.
The black market is rejecting grow
ing prudence. Nylons brought IS
in irregular markets in the winter
BY April they were half that and now
are hardly more than the ceiling. N.Y.
Ion lines for legitimate sales are dwin-
ding. Production and better distribution
constitute the answer here. as elsewhere
When the prospect of good stuff at fair
price Is looming ahead, frenzied demand
drops Off
Once more the wisdom of the public
plus the great production capacity OF
our industry, Is saving us from economic
folly and disaster. Despite government
tai muddling and incompetent planning,
we survived the war. And now the pros
poets are that buying sanity. work and
efficient private industry will carry us
through again.
released by Tn. Associated Newspapers nc)
Evening star., 1946-07-01
The Mansfield Safety Talks

The Mansfield Safety Talks
To the Editor Of The Star:
1t has come to my attention that
Dick Mansfield recently has completed
his school safety program under spon-
sorship OF The Star. I have watched
Dicks work in behalf of trafffc safety
for many years and his impressive
record speaks for itself.
The program he has just completed,
however, has been outstanding: and
much of the credit goes to The Star
for its generous contribution to his
efforts. I understand he has reached
some $4,000 school children with his
chalk talks" That only four young
sters were killed in traffic during the
past. year as compared to eight the
year before may be due, at least partly.
to his efforts.
I give Dick and The Star the credit
they justly deserve in helping to reduce
accidents to our young children. NV
sincere congratulations to you both.
GEORGE E. KENEIPP,
Director of Vehicles and Traffic.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
On the Record
BY Dorothy Thompson

Yugoslav government is exclusively re-
sponsible for its distribution, and
number Of other points. His charges are
the more credible since they bear out
previous reports Of correspondents.
But one may, and l think should
question the morality of the counter
measures proposed by some Congress-
men. The object of UNRRA relief is
to prevent starvation, especially of chill
dren. II people suffer helplessly under
a tyrannical government or army of
occupation it is no alienation of the
sltua ton, and will not increase our own
influence or the virtue of our cause. to
decree that they shall also starve. One
cannot contribute to freedom of the
press, accepted by Allied powers as one
of the Four Freedoms. by removing also,
freedom from want and fear.
This country needs to get its values
straight. Most Of the arguments ad-
vanced against the loan to Britain, for
instance. though as criticism OF British
policy they may have some merit. are
irrelevant to the question of the loan
per Sc.
And the United States must not con-
tribute to the death of innocent per-
sons. even though the system of relief
distribution is abused. Rather must we
fight in U. N. and UNRRA itself for
clearer rules and more enforceable
pledges.
The basic issue involving freedom of
movement and reporting comes back,
like almost all international issues. to
the question of the sovereign rights
OF states. Today any sovereign gov
ernment has the legal right, founded by
usage, OF deportlng or refusing entry
TO any foreign national. for any reason
or no reason. The human, personal
right to move in this world, which was
never in human history more restricted
has been totally overlooked in all the
discussions of the rights and duties
of states,'s which is placed for study
in the U. N. Assembly. The draft of the
delegation of Panama on such rights
and duties. submitted to the Assemblv's
first session. does not mention at all
this matter of the security of aliens
within states.
1t is all-important to give freedom
70 report the working legal fundament
which it presently does not have. In
deporting Mr. Markham no charges
are made that he was untruthful. But
1t is not necessary. under present usage
and sovereignty to give any reasons
for deportations. The usage u.s. how
ever, a. remainder of absolutism. 1t
can only be corrected by new. enforce
able. international law-not by threat
ening to starve babies.
Released by the Bell Syndicate Inc1
Evening star., 1946-07-01

were genuine peace settlement in
Europe, and If Central Europe were
freed from great-power rivalries,
an international arrangement for
Trieste would be constructive solu-
ton. But, as things are, every in
formed person knows that. in
Yugoslav hands. Trieste and Venezia
Giulia would be not only military
threat to Italy and the western
powers but would also rivet Russia S
economic strangle hold upon Aus
tria Hungary and even Czechoslova-
kia.
Thus, here as elsewhere, the over
all tension and mutual suspicion
between the two great-power groups
complicate local considerations and
render constructive settlement
based on mutual confidence and
understanding extremely difficult.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Mrs. Milan in Rebuttal

To the Editor of The Star:
May l suggest to Bart Bowles that
he missed my point in my June "a let
ter?
No one has monopoly on sympa athy
for the starving peoples of the world.
However. my suggestion that the
President appoint a leader interested
in the feeding of hungry Americans is
sincere
Rationing should. be resumed, along
with price controls.
At present those who can afford to
wait in the food lines get what little
there is at inflated prices, while per-
sons who cannot afford to use their
time in this manner get left and 20
hungry. One and a half hours for a
quarter OF a pound of butter is exas-
perating. How can we feed the chill
dren?
The war is not yet ended officially.
and the holding back of necessary food
for imitation prices Is crime against
both starving aliens and hungry Amer
leans.
Food used as a political weapon or
for excess profits should be outlawed
during this crisis until peace is off,
cially declared
MRS. B. v. MILAN.