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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
First Week
Minus OPA
Nears Close
BY The Associated Press

The American laborcr. business
man, thrmcr and housewife pald
ore Tor many necessities IF life To.
oay as the first weeks lost of a
l'cact-timc free price economy drc,v
To Il close and Congress got set for
showdown on whether To hand the
cost control rcins back Ia OPA.
Although some of the nations ma
Jor cities and rural areas came
through the first OPA-lcSs day,
without noticeable dent in the pock-
CT book, there was ample indications
mat most III the country was not so
fortunate.
Meat Skyrockcts
Meat prices i'm all but staged Il
run away in many cities, although
some industry spokesman said they
were still under black market levels
ana would begin TO easy downward
once the long bare counters were
filled again.
Butter and milk costs also spurtcd
upward in quick get away but
they were far behind the meat pace.
kent boosts caused turmoil in many
places.
However, little or no change in
these items was reported from such
points as Chicago, Atlanta, Memphis,
columbus. o., Birmingham and the
larger cities of Arkansas.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Market Enjoys
Slow Session

New York. July 5. - ~ - The
stock market today logged through
another of the slowcst sessions for
almost a year without developing any
outstanding trend.
Mild support was accorded Re-
public SteclS. Chrysler. American
Telephone. Southern Pacific. Wool.
worth and American Watcrworks.
Bonds shifted ever slim trail
Commodities were spotty.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
NO COAL PRICE HIKE.

New York. July 5.-Harry M. Vaw-
ter, director of Bituminous Coal In
stitute. announced today that reports
from bitum'rous coal operators in
the major producing states clearly
indicate that there. will be no gem
eral increases in the price.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
New York Cotton

New York. July 5.-IPD-Cctton
futures opened IS TO 90 cents bale
lower.
Noon prices we're As 10 30 cents
bale lower.
July 30.89. October 30.96 and De-
cember Clip.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Violence In
N. C.. Fatal
To2Persons
Auto Accident
Kills One Man,
Train Another
BY The Associated Press.

At least two persons died vio-
lently in North Carolina over the
Fourth of July holiday.
Conrad Poole of AShcborO w u S
killed near Clinton when the car in
which he was riding ,ullidcd head
on with an army command car.
Roy MirTiSh. 25. OF StatcSvillc,
was struck and killed by Il freight
train ns he sat 81 lay on the tracks
in South Statcsvillc, according tn
N. D. Tomlin.
Governors of North Carolina and
South CarolinT led an array of
speakers nj Independence Day cello
brationS :" cities throughout the two
states yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Cherry At CramrrtOn.

Governor Cherry spoke AT Cramcr-
ton. hiGhlighiing u week long cclc-
bratinn which ends Saturday. He
called upon veterans of the two
world wars and the right thinking
citizens Of this nation" TO dCm;,d
a just and lasting peace.
Citing development Of the atomic
bomb and production Of food and
war materials in America. Cherry
said that such q nation ought TO DC
able 10 prodls.c Il type of leader
ship i'm national iEd international!
circles that would construct some
kind Ct international understanding
that would tend to produce peace
Governor Williams of South Caro-
lima was hOnorcd al Governors Day
exercises held AT Myrtle Beach army
airficld by the s. G. State Guard
during its summer cncampmcnt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
More Contraband Weapons
Are Found In Palestine
Large Quantity Of
British Battle Dress
Also Is Located

Jerusalem. July 5-tPD-Thc Bri-
fish army announced today that an
other large cache of munitions and
a large quantity of British battle
dress had been uncovered in the
jewish settlement of Mcshcq. va
CUR.
British troops have been searching
the settlement, which is located in
the Haifa Bay area. since last Sat-
urday and previously had reported
uncarthinG large quantities of con-
traband munitions in an elaborate
underground storage depot.
n British army officer. replying to
Zionist charges that the Jews were
being dcnudcd of their dcfenscs. de-
clarcd:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Considerable CloudincSs with
little change i'm temperature to-
night and Saturday, warmer i'm
interior Saturday. Occasional
light rain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Odds and Ends

An American source said that. af =
ter approving the wording and be-
fore taCkling the German treaty. the
ministers probably would clean UP
odds and ends in the five treaty
draftS-for Italy. Finland. Romania.
Hungary and Bulgaria--thcy will
submit to the conference.
The 81 nation general conference
composed of Australia, Belgium.
Brazil, Canada, Byclo-RuSSia. China.
CzechoSlovakia. Ethiopia. France,
Britain, Greece. India. the Neither
lands, New Zealand. Norway, Poland.
the Ukraine. the Union of South
Africa, Russia. the United States and
YugoSlvaia. Will not have the final
say on the treaties.
Russia has insisted on strict adj
hcrance TO the terms of the Moscow
agreement of last December under
which the big four are to draw up
the final treaties after studying the
advice of the peace conference.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Peace Conference
Bids Are Drafted
Farley Scheduled
In Paris July 20;
Long Session Held

Paris, July 5-iP)-Thc foreign
ministers of the big four powers
drafted invitations today for Il gen.
cral European peace conference to
be held in Paris July 20 for dcbai on
treaties intended Ia Cnd World War
III for Italy and the axis satellites.
In seven hour and 40 miputc scs-
sion which lasted into the early
hours this morning, the diplomatic
representatives nf Britain. France.
Russia and the United States reach
ed agreement on Italian rcparations
the final major point blocking
preparation Of treaty draftS-and
fixed the date for the peace con-
ference.
The Deputy Foreign MiniSt RS a.
Scmblcd at ) ain. (EST) to dra.v
up suggested invitation for submis-
sion TO their chiefs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Not Defensive Equipment

The presence of British army
battle dress in the cache could never
be considered defensive equipment. -
Tho officer added: Il don't be-
licvc any of us like 10 see the Jews
stripped of those thinks they have
been so procliciously gathering AT
such high cost. but TO the thing we
object 10 is The presence of dcmnli-
ton materials"
He said the coniIScatiOn at Mes
hca. YagUr. where total of 20 large
caches had been found up TO last
night, were a great loss 10 the Jews
but asserted: 1T is only common
Sense that VIC must take everything
at the present time if we are going
10 suppress violence"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-05
Tension Is High

Tension continued high despite
the release of three British officers
by their Jewish kidnappcr and d
British announcement that many Of
the Jews arrested last week end in
a drive 20 curb armed violence were
being freed. The three British Off
GERS, Gagged IN wooden crates, were
dumped unframed from a truck in
lei Aviv last evening. They had been
kidnapped June 10 by members OF
the Jewish underground resistance
organization and held as hostages
TO force demands for the commuta-
ton of death sentences imposed on
two young Jews for shooting al Bri-
fish troops
Evening star., 1946-08-11
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

1902 TRUSCOTT ST. Takoma Park, mr.
Washington sanitarium-Attractive one
with tiled bath, all in good shape: oil
burniro forced hot-water heat with sum-
os %en oR sR0Tn by sP WHAvhR 4rasysy sRos me
81. 5000: ewes, NO. 1905. ii
low breakfast nook: iaii basement. h W h
$3.50. j. HARRIS ROGERS. 5026 R. l.
ave, Hyattsville. Md. UN. o493 ewes
NEAR COLLEGE PARK-Lovely 2-bedroom
brick bungalow; stairway to foored attic;
full basement; extra-larse lot; quick pos
ssAI2fsF fhzhf2 CO. 'Vssd #H ss55 PRfsel
LLASDoVER HILLs-e-story, s,bedroom
s0Pfs RNcE e 5Rss RRAfTY CO..
M4 Tr 68Rs RI eysi srNasow ehGpe HD 800, a"e
kit, . .bedrms and bath, basement. h.-a
e Tnt wA feei ISIS eSes so 81 oa Mf Nj,s
OPEN SUNDAY, II TO g p.m-eA acre.
big well built 9,room tapestry brick les!
IT. frontage on highway; this propert,
sSed s be 10 @'do aeD Of hRX R Dafs tae m 9 A
bama ave, out Alabama ave. and Mari
boro, pike, mile past District line or
Msriboro M, PIKE, VIM j. MARTIN, NO
TAI AROMA NJ PARK-a-bedrm., stucco Il hom.
with, oil heat, fireplace, slate roof. Venetian
blinds; conv to everything: $1,000 down
| GADYARK REALTY CO. 52o3 BALTIC, ave.
Hyattsville: Nd, UN. AIS.
TAKOMA PARK-A 7-rm: and, bath frame
din. rm., kit and summer kit, / st A.;
and rear porches: fun basemt; coal h :
| from stores and transp. priced ST.. 500. or
/ terms Poss ut settlement E. 8. PRICE
Z co; Me 1850, 1850, PL. 1881, or call Mr.
SEAT PIEAsANT-se. 900 down buys thi
| lovely Groom. 2-story asbestos shingi.
home. lovely lot, basement. hof-watei
Wis g. co. 5sO4 Baltimore ave, Hyatts
vile; Nd, VA 1900. Open daily ant
s-sToRY BRICK, on large lot: Lowell,
rooms, full basement, 10 tiled baths
oil hot water heat, garage: convenient,
at NriS SIC. 500 ROBERT 8 DAVIS & CO. 20
| 5s64 Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille. Md WA
! 1900: Open daily and Sunday till 8 pm
ROGERS HEIGHTS-8-roo brick Capi
Cod with one bedroom and full moderr
bath on first floor and additional bed.
rooms. with half bath and shower or
| second, screened side porch and hand
| some recreation room with bar in base
men,. excellent value at Sic 500
ROBERT S. DAVIS a. co. 1904 Balti
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd WA 5000
Onen daily and Sunday till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COL OLORED-BRO0KLAN 1920
sanfz + eesn spndss csons T
new h.-wh.. oil heat. fun attic, Ise lot,
with fruit trees, grape arbor and beautiful
Colored-3007 11th St. nw-Ist A.
3-rm; apt. and l liv. rm,; I'd f., rms
and bath; basement with front entrance
rec; fm. and kit. priced Sl3,500; $1,000
colored-143a S st. nw.-3 apts. of 9
and rms. kit and bath each; h.-w.h.
$500 sash; MFTRoPoLIs Really :
INVESTMENT CO.. De AZ, I113 N
CoLoRED-yACANT- . to s. Md
newly decorated: terms
and aofh batb s. bpwNeaT Otis Brick rooms
good condition; terms. E. A. BARRY, ME
SsoLoREDM;NIcE { nc, RED SECTION, 8 rms; ane
J. BROWN & CO. RE. 1888. 1907 H st
nv nv open Sun and eyes, -I3
Open today to pm. iIa3 Eye st, Sc
redeeorafed a SIDNEY j. Bro gRowS n q nsS' co
RE; 3533 1907 H ST. NV Open Suns
coLoRED-uppER NoRTHwEsT-Beau
tful semi-detached brick, 2-family home
bRowN BIC ms co 5aRfn RR s5s5 RH''e 1907 PsEf s1
coLoREp-soo cox RED 500 Blk. 1sT ST. silva.
cant, immed occupancy; r., b.. h.-wh
fun bsmt: redecorated; excellent condition
6l16
COLORED-Vacant Prudent buyers. We
have the home you are looking for, 6 rms.
b, > encl. porchcs. basement, garage
Mr. Warder and Princeton SITS JOHN P
MURCHISON, RE 1897, Sun, RA. 1883
coLoREp-NEAR sTH AND F SITS. NE.
lst commercial, 3-story brick. good con-
dition. eood-size rooms, baths, oil
h w h, arranged for apts... can be re-
modelled for business. priced right fol-
quick sale FLOYD E. DAVIS, CO, MA
Evening star., 1946-08-11
SUBURBAN SAlE--MARYLANp.

VIII WHEATON, Mp MpAp exec sxesptonalIy email well
a s1ser sq rn 1s.b sit bath and Ssans n1,
windows, lse.. front porch. sxeo. small
oil located su on soodsd
deorsla ave. extended: convenient to
is now under construction and viii be
available in about 30 days. Price, st3.-
eai pRlos Mr. pfce Go ME sn 5aas asso FL lssl is
ROGER HEIGHTS. Mp.-7-rm. brick
oeas ssfS dssn
$40 10th st, NV. Ex s4i3,
LANHAM, MD.--Bunsalow, 3 yrs. old, 5
rms, bath, huilt-in shower hardwood frs.
@ sir,eond heat; sity Tstes Defense hwy:
po$s.
SEAT PLEASANT. Md rms. fran.
dwsliins; ! bath, = ooo acre OF ground;
sooe eftS Shlts MT sec $1,000; DO, terms KEAcH
iATrRacTrvE 4 e-rm, home in eiverdale, .
nesr trans s shoppins shop Ad facitss sn'e sehoo
price. $1,000; $4,000 down payment.
oDfs fzsi zsN1zaoR sa jR es ssh 4S BatSoT. Msss
pike Riverdale. Nd. WA. 1919. ,HY.
OPEN SUNDAY. / TO 6 PM, s7l5 Glen
brick Cape Cod. located in distinctive
WITH hfS p1s MoSs
right in for only $4,000 down with ex-
cellent terms on balance. To reach, drive
WOOD 5'q I'd to open Sign G. ufP PREb KEEY
sAfrdT eafh GTAIE HFIHfs Go 4os Ok 4se6 1890
vines; rooms rooms; automatic hot heat neats
r 9l hsst R1NFR !Rt s9x1oo csblo PTGs Rts5, sss5S
fossEssIoNs ftSsSi slaSsy WITH pEEp-Frame bunsa.
eono be- ms sdss6 s6d 6ssh adions si gb rms
fsanfd G9ar MsRg ss6o MD fUTos Ss $685. oR6oN ssh
bEsIhAsLE AS 4 coRRER RI Sa2 BRick III rooms ls
Dotn, al modern improvements, in College
Psrki shndat;. Nd; OWNER, pN. Qsol
| Bnngalow: brick siding, insulated attic:
, near hish~ays $500, isTss down tS pay. 'Sy:
Il" IN 'sEaBRooIk.' $3.50: substantial s.
room home on half acre ) mi. from 2 G.
H5n4fR m !T0m WA tanssR 5s4s. on Bowie road NJ
WOOD ACRESSA restricted planned COM
munity of indiyidually designed homes.
copper piping, slate roof complete rock
wool insulations, G. E. gas air-cond, heat.
inspect this excellent opportunity c Al
/ LEN sHERWIN, Realtor. 4241 Wisconsin
ave. EN-. 1850. -l2
HYATTSVILLE-choic location Of ap-
proximately ] u acres with 29o-ft. frontage
ON Capital Transit bus service. Comfort
shle 5-room bunsalow in imma eulste con-
dition; oil hot-water heat and an addi-
| tlonsl li2-room cottage with electricity;
.deai tor WerSSshop; S h0p; aetaGhsd garage Tes-
CO, 5s04 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Md.
WA. 5000, Open daily and Sunday till 8
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Lovely corner Dutch
Colonial frame home in the heart of Chevy
Gnase on heat. Scar garage. Needs re-
deeoratlng but can be purchased for only
S1a.250 i. present condition. To inspect
call GRAHAM HALL, Realtor. SH. 1926,
Open all day Sunday.
64l5 CONDUIT RD., near Glen Echo
story frame, covered with Johns-Manville
shngle, 6 rms. modern, tiled bath and
/ shower, oil heat. fun basement, inside and
outside entrances: front and back porches,
beautiful view surrounding country: iarga
day today.
Rock Crest, adjoining Rockville 4-roon
6ungaio~, modern in every way, SIo.500
FRED sEa5 B CUsHMAN. $40 Frederick pike,
p m. today; closed Thursdays
Evening star., 1946-08-11

eia a6he room mHss sueso Aoi batb eee
baIsain, only $3.50 down. Call MR..
s rooms. screned porch, automatic heat
glth 5. 500 down. CHAPMAN REALTY
CoLoRED-@NEAR 9Th AND SITS. NE
Groom. brick. tile bath, automatic heat
ineiosed 1it porches Terms Call Mr.. TAI,
coLoREDmioo fsL,nfi BIK. ADAMS 81 IT. wv
g rooms. bath, h.-w.h.; choice neighbor-
CoLoRED-s3oo Down, $40 month
225 Union st. s.w., near 9Th and NJ SITS
$500. Ex' 5000 evenings co 1871.
CoLORED-oNLY 81 900 down. baIanc,
terms, Near l4th and Swami SITS. NV
psis details p p osda GRIvILLA. Ia. INc. az, g
o6LoRED@oFES { Ro,, ssnd5f ! = TODAY to p m
modefn moe iS Rilchen. Kit hen srdEood oops '"ha in
PGcns on 'Ss so lots
Nice store fiZtures. Stock meat case. etc
oney,maker close 10 transportation
coLoRED-II.5 5sth, AVE. NE. com.
pletely furnished ready to- move-in home
a real home for suburban loving family
Inspect cali IA. 2sa5 Sundays and eve.
nines. DI 70s3 weekdays 10
|COLORED--I34O G ST. NE. Unusuall,
fine brick home with recreation room anc
bath in basement 4 large rooms on firsl
floor. : rooms and bath on second; oil
large but the end floor front is m nnusuaII,
So. Open today = to 5. At other time,
call Mr.. Castongusy, TR 26s9, or care Of
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st. NV
COLORED-OPEN TODAY. is43 Gale,
81, ne. This fine S-room hrst- floor. batf
brick house is in perfect condition, anc
one OF the best buys in months Agent or
premises ! g q pm. MID-CITY REALTY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-03
AMATEUR FINANCIERS

The New York Stock Elk
change is dancing jigs III
market prices. There's a lot
of lazy and crazy money
around nowadays and some
of the people who are throw
ing it away might do worse
than to buy a few shares of
stock. Many stocks will re-
main good, while more is
sues will slump, and stay
down. A dozen years ago
most people came out OF the
stock markets acknowledge
ing that they were not only
amateurs, but foolish adj
venturers. Those people who
are still alive learned their
lessons in the amateur field,
and without any attempt to
smear the stock market they
are almost unanimous in be-
lieving that you can't make
easy money that way unless
you know how. Who knows
how?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-03
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight
and Friday, with local showers.
Moderate to fresh northeast and
east winds. Not much change in
temperature.
Florida: Fair this afternoon,
tonight and Friday. Little change
in temperature. Few scattered
showers on the Florida Keys.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Northeast to east
winds, moderate over north por-
ton and fresh over south por-
ton this afternoon and tonight,
gradually diminishing Friday.
Scattered thundershowers in the
Florida Straits.
East Gulf of Mexico: Moder-
ate northeast and east winds and
partly cloudy weather this after,
noon, tonight and Friday. Few
thunderShoWers over south por-
ton.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-03
HELP EVERYBODY

This week is the sixteenth
annual observance of Relig-
ious Education Week in the
United States.
What is your religion?
That is your own business,
but whatever your religion
may be, you may be sure it
is better than no religion at
all.
You may recall w h a t
Voltaire said: IF there We're
no God, if would be neces-
sary to invent one"
Voltaire realized that in
this world, beset with a
thousand things, all aimed
at destroying man, he must
seek solace somewhere to
ease the tension I'm d e'r
which he lives, or struggles
TO live.
So far as The Citizen is
aware, good is taught in ev-
cry church, and it is we'll to
be i'm a place where good is
taught. Every man would be
a good man if he adhered
to a few simple precepts in
the Bible, from one of which
we have derived the Golden
Rule: do unto others as
YOU wish to be done by"
The question of religious
belief is beside the point re-
gardless of the church you
attend. In tn at church,
whatever may be its denoml-
nation, you are warned
against doing evil and ad-
vised to do good.
AS to belief, it is belief
and nothing more, because
il has been set up by nu-
man standards. Theology
itself means theory of Cod,
and it is of no consequence
if YOURS differs from ours, II
both of us strive to good IN
accordance with our belief.
Belief should be discarded
only if any part of it teaches
us to commit evil deeds,
Repeatedly, throughout
the years, The Citizen has
advised its readers to go to
church, secure in the knowl-
edge that teachings in a
church, if adhered to faith
fully, will help everybody.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-03
GOVERNMENT KEEPS
ORDER

In connection with the
starvation that threatens
millions of people in China,
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton p. Anderson lays the
blame at the door of a weak
Chinese government torn by
internal strife"
Mr.. Anderson says that
surplus food exists in China
within two hundred and
fifty miles of areas w h er e
thousands of people have
persisted of starvation,
The Importance of a gov
eminent able to function is
seen in this report on China.
If the governmet of the
United States was as weak
az the government Of China,
there is reason to believe
that we would have similar
conditions in the United
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-03
PIT. 4. Notes

We are all aware that October
is the month for Black Cats, but
little did we think they would
try and play havoc with the first
meeting of Harris Schools Par
emit Teacher Association. which
was held on Tuesday night at the
First ME-. Church Annex.
First came the rain, and little
did we think we would have a
meeting, but the witches" came
to our rescue and brushed the
clouds away Then we were in
formed of the illness of both the
president and vicepresident. Mrs.
Elizabeth Singleton was called on
to preside By the way, we wish
Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Gibson
speedy recovery. Before turning
the meeting over to the program
chairman we sang one stanza Of
America" and repeated the
Lords Prayer.
Mrs. Dopp, our program chair-
man, thought our vocal chords
needed exercising so she put us to
work, but after singing several
songs she decided that Miss Mar
guerite Hilton, who accompan-
led us, was better with the piano
than we were at singing. Mrs.
Dopp then read the PIT. A. Pray
er. Miss Worries, the Monroe
County Elementary chairman,
gave a very interesting talk. She
said she was quite worried when
asked to give short" talk.
Now back to the business SeS-
sion. The theme for the year is
Building A Firmer Foundation
Between the Adult and Youth"
Committee chairmen gave their
reports. The budget was read
and approved. Mrs. Hood, our
president, is to be our delegate to
the national convention being
held in Tallahassee next month.
Mr.. Fowler gave a short talk. Be
fore calling the roll, the new
teachers were introduced. The
rooms having the greatest per-
centages were: Primary. Miss
Helen Williams, first grade, and
Intermediates. Mrs. Greene, Alb.
Oh, yes, and we must not for
get our Halloween Carnival on
Friday, October Is, on the Harris
School grounds. Bring all the
Riddles.
Our thanks to the Girl Scouts
who so willingly cared for the
children during our meeting.
Parents, this is your meeting.
SO let's become members and work
together and make this a success
full year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-03

Bert ChhdeFs put an al IN tha
Clarion the ether day. llsts's whaa
IL said:
Planted more melons than {
can eat this year Stop o. anl pea
as many as yOa want All ftrs
As YOU can guess. plemty - tea
sent their Kids over ard plsnis II
the parents cane tUo Slftnnsa
Bert's meloR patch In ao tims A.
a. they weRt away. uett trsassa
the kids To lemon@ds. aad aaefea
the Haps q glass ii txs svsa
sparkling beer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-03

Wis more Americans go
- e. 4 hool and college
80 year than ever before,
educational authorities call
attention 90 the serious
shortage Of trained teachers.
V HEB. they say. runs into
fhN hundreds of thousands.
The average salary for
teae hers Il only $3.50. with
mauv teachers being en-
ployed a. a salary that is
mugh less than the average.
Elevators say that the Fed
erni government pays a
minimum ct S2.654, for
wofkerN la professional pO-
lfiana and l.. Frazer Banks,
al birmingham. Alabama,
SAYS IL - not a question of
" hether teachers are receiv-
lnn a. much a. they deserve.
- ~ neither the American
esspe are going 90 pay high
sgasuHh salaries To get quail
liea people Co teach their
children.