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The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22
F~HUCKLEBERRY FINN
BY TED SHEAREH

Ind, were arrested by police on
June Is. They confessed assaulting
an Is year old girl in Gary.
US Congress after finishing a
very busy week June Is, decided
to adjourn July Is. Quite a num-
Der of minor bills were tabled.
Two persons were injured when
a bus struck a tree Friday June
Ia in Miami, Fla.
Ottumwa, Iowa grand jury will
probe the death of a woman who
died in Iowa City hospital June
8.
Judge Lester Palmer gave two
men 10 days in Jail Saturday June
Is.
Wedding plans were cancelled
in Los Angeles when the couple
were found in a kitchen where a
table was set for two with the
food untouched early Saturday
morning, June Is.
, A purse snatcher in Indianapolis
dumped the contents Of a womans
purse on the sidewalk and kept $50
! and ran Saturday, June is.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22
Jim STE 6
OK DAVIS

President Truman attended SER
vice on Sunday morning June 16
at the First Baptist Church in
Washington, D. 9.
A tornado roared through Con-
cordia, Kan, Saturday, June Is
and damaged the wheat crop and
property very heavily.
A Russian newspaper reporter
called Joe Louis by long distance
from Moscow Saturday, June IS
about the fight
Jet planes will start carrying
US mail beginning June %. De-
monstrated packets of mail were
carried to Washington, D. c., Chi
cago and Dayton during General
Electric Air Research demonstra-
tons.
Thieves broke into the guest
house of Betty Hutton in East
Los Angeles Sunday and stole two
Thousand dollars worth of antique
dishes and figures.
Experiment Of radio television
may be extended and may open 9
new field in San Diego very soon
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Three outstanding US Army
lieutenants were visitors at the
Omaha Guide June Is. 1t. Kerr
1t Ashley, and 1t, Francis.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Eastern Nebraska had a very
heavy rain and hail storm Friday
evening. H~ailstones as large as
hens eggs were found in places.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Two persons were injured when
a bus struck a tree Friday June
Ia in Miami, Fla.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Lincoln Nebraska police found
an escaped convict asleep on a
downtown street corner Saturday,
June Is.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

A NY attorney told the commit
tee that was investigating the XIX
X, he was not allowed to practice
in the state of Georgia.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22
The Week
BY H. w. Smith

A group of US Senators and Con
gressmen had ring side seats at
the Louis-Conn bout.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Two IT year old boys Of Hobart,
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Ind, YER arrested by police on
June Is. They confessed assaulting
an Is year old girl in Gary.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22
Ads Get Results!

Beautiful Drape Suits all sizes
Oxford Clio. Co. ll0l Farnam
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Judge Lester Palmer gave two
men 10 days in Jail Saturday June
Is.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

Experiment Of radio television
may be extended and may open a
new field in San Diego very soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
OFFICES FOR RENT.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA I'd. NV
studio; 500 mo; Also 3 front basement
Or any type efnce. BOX 41a-a, Star.
oEFICE SPACE. The second floor Of the
following nI vii three LEGATIONS: NV coz Geor-
a a mshes aye We s
t4om o 20 9S Of each
available for otiess; merchandising. dis
SosTSRs sJfTf n BSs;ss soef i
exist: space. for / or 2 physicians: spe.
s aoSs t 5S specialist. soos 18th St "
f GPrER oI i4th ST. N.w.-s-unit s mia
f e !' sEA nsHYe Cos s01 a. 's ssi until
Completely redecorated, entire. snd floor
nfsnee SID Der Month rmt 'n 1r hsth msn
tlonlng usage intended other details. Box
OFFICE f21t; s SPACE AVAILABLE. > floors. wis.
s sqnsin ave. and M st. NV. Box 3l9-L,
s:;si; sa sH 34os s? s4 =,
deep, 4:o0O-lb. freight elevator; suitable
for retail outlet Or once building JEROME
MURRAY. 1881 G st. NV. RE. 2460,
APfRoxIlMATELY 900 SO. FIT. available
for ONCE or loft space. Owens 1884 20
TWO OFFICES, attractive, furnished or
unfinished Also desk space. mail and
telephone service. L J. coWIE. 500 Eye
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS desperately
needed in Lyon Park. We have ideal space;
& business. North Arlington. near Ciaren-
don, on Washington blvd; other smaller
ofhces left. HALL REALTY CO.. GIL. S24l
NEW, MODERN with tiled lavatory, suit
able for architect, lawyer, teacher or
o Ct business; n near goth and Eye st, NV.
NEAR 18th AND 4 SITS. N.W.-Approx
200 SO. #. suitable for doctor. dentist.
Ell Gall NJ RuPPERI; MA. as45;i 40
3rd and 4th hrs. of prominent bldg; ap-
prox: 900 So: It: CAN Mr. Schwartz with
LEGuM q GERBER REALTY CO., AID.
UNTuRN1sHEp OFFICE. 17x11, in new
building. 906 18th st. nv. 2nd floor.
available Immediately. ME. $500. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAhp.

THIS UNUSUALLY DESIGNED new English
Type homs in ;ths Silver Spring arsa &, Is
lyinss - rm. With picture window. Hrepiscs.
dining rm:. modern kitchen, bedrooms. 2
sn sas DorsR tsr Tia ss1s:
No sfSs f sosA R.i,aTs 81 W
Psthesdaa;;, sW4JJ:- 1900. Ewes. cali Mr..
c COLI X PsaRk. MD.-Attraetive. &c esp.
ssspns porch rms oil hes ssa'@s gear ss srsss
sf 1t with J. m s1BR Rs s Soa; s.sa
f 2ao W VA asan ave- Bethesda. WI 1906
S Sxes " 1 IsaSDovER HrLLs-c,e msl ?.
splated asbestos Single; $4,000: cash
ieSf Go s sso sst Sh c sy AZ
i mn 81 s6ssfss1oN, hous. vacant
from town; beautiful suburban a. estate@ -o
Large Groom white frame house, hard
HIooa noors' modern even to stoker heat
outbuildings. including : huge chicken
houses houses. double Rarage. stable, and meat
fenced and cross fenced. Phone Locust
$3.50 BUYS THIS substantial red brick
appointment ca. MRS PfsR kias' W. W. al fSr
foored o,,ic IN SSi,tCCO HOME with
oil heat: fun bsmt, part Of which is a 3
ear ear gar garage sto, front screened porch com
lot with anchor fence, shade trees and
shrubs; In very nice section of Hyatts-
s nf sosE sTs1'tein bAv RTss CO. sS 49,
BALTIC. ave, Hyattsville, Nd WA. 5000.
oa Rfn Sa CHASE AS su Rdsw until
room, fireplace, dining room, kitchen a.
u loot !, II refrigerator, cleo; range. Bendix
three BEDROOMS fn bath 0a Closets ampi.
fb. eat wonderful basement hot-water
landscapped; near schools. church. shop
ping buses; .slS,a50. Terms: Q. /. MUIR
sPEcfAI s' HOME MO for s speci s't owner
netteI rec; room; oil heat, screened porch
pres Cali TIS ows HssF G Sh'Ss5S
rooms. fun basement, oil heat; conviently
qsated on arse williamsburg lot near
Priee light, ,ns substantia cash immediate
vfK srR ahyEsTMENr center c1 entrance,
basement ams ntnva a,s heat This lovely new
noi'C' conveniently located, VIII be ready
I1r possession in 2 wks. S14250 ROB
ERT s. DAVIS e. CO. 1904 Baltic ave
HyattSville. Nd. WA. 1900. Open daily
and Sunday Until pm.
$4,000 FULL PRICE - Beltsville. 8 rm
BUNGALOW, full basement. 1OO-ft. frontage;
nr school and transp.: 30-day possession
ROBERT s; DAVIS q CO, 5S04 Baltimore
a asiix a aSa s,,i Nd WA. 5000. Open
RiNEhDALE-1 blk. from Baltimore blvd:
stove and Iefriserator; front and rear
Screened porches: Diet. garage: Ice lot.
trees trees Shrubs etc; :,rm BLDG in rear;
s 9 nav,s price 5, s13s95o; terms ROBERT
ssttsyills. Nd; WA. 5000. Open daily and
P pSso 8 As13RGSS1loS-4n ideal location
b Psrk; nF bso RjyerdaIe Md i, lS-Tm brsk
n nsh' OIL; ss s5 eos and tool house now
with ALVIN EpLING. UN. oS1a. Ns i
LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, fireplace.
full basement, laundry tubs, auto. oil n
W.h., range and refrigeraton: large lot and
garden, lear garage; $1,000: half cash
Seabrook-o-Story, Groom frame: cleo
$4,000. ''''
Groom frame. suitable . families, ami:
needs some repairing; $4,000: one-third
cash: balance $40 month EUGENE L.
v, VhNN; Riverdale streetcar stop. Phone
WA. Sb21. pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
OFFICES FOR RENT IcoNT.)

s~N NSsNs NS~sSf's
5 ISth AND D. o SIS Remodslins
for resserystions. cafl KAY REALTY co.
81 IoY FURNISHED FRONT OFFICE in
new building. 906 18th st. NV End floor.
ay .ps immsdis asRicf NE $780, 30
iss : S9s a,Isss aeoT' 1921 Eye St ~
S.s5e So ' " oFEfeE SPACE, situated in
al Esa' oG s Ie re- afs 81 oS'0 @ Gn
SSf ss sF.sf '"5 AZ p's xf Else
stH AZ E FOR 81 Ssss dentists
ground floor, consisting OF rooms and
ss baths 1000 o 50 ,5 f. On bbs Is.
eosur Hl'' HRSRY V ROBE 'f fN ssS 1914
p De5RSnt VS. E 81 slf 18th and g.
ase n senS week. af"' ca O kN AVA IA
5000 Ext. 333' to pm ewes TR.
MODERN BUILDING. downtown; single
Toom or s sqlte immediate
18th ST. between H and Eye-3-story
building With basement: available api
ns o en 3e building has or ey W
modernize for responsible tenant; long
term lease: parking space available in
the rear. This is an excellent location for
some organization or industry who would
ike the privacy of their own building:
property shown by appointment. WEAVER
BROS, INC. DI. $500; ewes. NO. 1898.
DOCTORS. DENTISTs-ofices now avail
able in large building in heart of medical
een,sr suites M , are 6 sipge Apply mansssr
corner 21st ana Penna ave
DOCTORS, ATTENTION = Corner Of sth
and Mass. ave. me-: ideal for dentist.
medical doctor or beauty barlow; entire
2nd floor consisting Of rooms and bath,
private entrance. Apply 800 Mass.
1000 SO. TT" available Immediately;
the entire second floor at 625 ST. NV,
opposite Hecht Co will lease at $3.50 per
month Please csll HARRY /, FRIEDMAN.
SUITABLE FOR REAL ESTATE, doctors
or studio: entire second floor, rooms and
ba tn 10 3-year lease; monthly rent, $3.50.
KEACH & PURCELL, Brokers. Elk 307l
II16 18th ST. N.W.--3-room suite. entire
floor; hrst commercial; immediate occu-
BEAUTIFUL LIMEsToNE-FRoNT building
near Dupont Circle; 30 rooms, elevator;
suitable for foreign government or nom
probt orge niZation. INVESTMENT REAL
TY CO. 1921 K st. NV. MA 1851 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
n?as Mr. w sT0YnsssA g a 'e CO
ms ms; Reslt9rs ,ESt lsso' l2i9 st NV:
to purchase homes in any section of Wash.
teHSshs I &c YEHs for D. C. and Nd. property.
MoepklDoE efAITS S ss''F: ass S'o Rh ssI
oR RoAa ss for s ea ah MaH hcnsHs
appraisal. with. no obligation. We have
clients with cash. or will buy outright You
servlee sURGEss, a5a4 fp Penn ee ave-
Il p ER Is92 .f ~ to ~. sol. -,
your home, business or investment prop
SSA5hIEs Ksalsos .,. SOS ssSsh CAPITOL 4 IA
MANNAs realty co. can sell your house
% ebliss a1sa 29ls Wilson blvd. Gil. or
MY PoLicY-rry and match 1t. Light
ming action. no red tape. excessive cash
eoiored, tfiai viii pleasantly S Surprise Sc
sSa Of the puddns is in the
Sali JOHN D NEUMANN. IA. 1871 bet.
i PAY CASH FOR HOUSES in any condi-
ton, white or colored. MR.. BARNET LIss.
EARsoSAeE NEEDED AT ONCE in or near
FPggTF ysHH ! S4$ spruce ossS:J T., s
as al cash. or no bPefef p s9@e Box
5 o1 rs Si Room HOUSE; can make good
ih CASH 70 rReF for 81 your af home
foroAAo REALTY S CO, ADJ ss ss sp'[ 81 .
R G. AND F SEAksT n aD
Rhode Island ave. ne, HO. 5000.
DON'T EXPERIMENT-csn US to sell your
iath st. NV, ma oa45: e7es'. ia. s5 IS"
At ONCE, AT ONCE. AT ONCE. 3 or 4
Clients with cash can get YOU top prices
CASTOR. Lee Il2a Vermont, Real Estate and d
FROM OWNER-7-ro room house and / acre
Or more 81 sr sHHs mr.. Bethesda or Mt.
WEST REAL ESTATE has clients waiting
10 purchase homes in any section of Prince
georges County. Call MR.. WOOD, Hill
n. C. Property wanted. will paw all
cash for your property and charge no
commission. small or large house or small
charley al hSsSf iudi any s5 seeton' Call Mr.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner
dition; will pay cash. Boy 1901, star.
PLEASE ANSWER THIS AID If you have a
msss.n B Gs sFy B modt s6 og ga to sell
WANTED FROM private home owners for
ttaau9,,ly OF four: will be most grateful. Ia.
IMMEDIATE ACTION-we will buy your
home today or sell 10 cash clients waiting
TcHEL n' a6ick p 255 ere un sPPTss'ls
SEEKING HOUSE; $1,000 down payment;
can oner our 4-room apartment, ami to
sTxTE SPF fI Sol OFFICER WISHES to
6a FOR ske9 cash h RE saa University
Park or College Park. Call WA. 1869
WANT To BUY or room home,
MNasry lsn4 or D. c. Substantial payment.
s YET needs .so to 5e o house in p No
Will Fay UP To $4,000 for spacious mf5
ssIiver Spring area. No agents, please.
HousEs AT ONCE. for white or c Mon
payments. Mrs. Lewis, PAsQUAL REALTY
SELL ME YOUR rm. row house NV,
bath, furn. apt July '' j, oE. 'S s7sa' "a I'm
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with US today:
don't don't fail to take advantage of the best
phone Temple iSss. L. 10y T. 0 GRAvAT IL
FR siiV|Gf - PAR 5sa st desrss or bedroom
mooern hunsalow with basement. Sub
>tantial down payment, Box 8es-M, Star
PRIVATE PARTY will paw all cash for
home 5on. 'r D. c. or Metropolitan area NO
EDWIN I. ELLIS, Realtor and Bus, Broker
1910 Vermont ave, RIM 2l7. re. s sI4o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
OFFICES WANTED.

WE NEED ABOUT ! goo FIT. space on up
per Georgia ave. for business ONCE.
STROUP CO. RIA. 500 -22
NEWsPAPERwoNIAS. with own bureau
write HELEN sHsFFER, i7os ETH 4 st. 0m nv.
Ma, 07a6: ewes, RE-. 5a19. 10
INFCRNISHED single once. approx. 20x2o.
Call UN. 05s1 or UN. 1880 pa
BUY OR LEASE modern, furnished once
in an office bldg. vicinity 18th and W
Willing TO psv top price II suitable. Please
WANTED. OFFICE TO RENT, approxi-
mately so to zoo SC. It.. or will share
ONCE space with present tenant; export
business Call MA $500 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
PROPERTY WANTED.

CHARLES s. GUM needs good investment
property for many clients having substan-
INVESTOR will PAY CASH for houses in
any condition. white or colored Box 1871
SMALL APT-white or colored, 8 to 90
units, must be in good condition and
priced right. Cash. Decatur 1910. 10
or nearby Va. location to be CT financed
Write price, terms, location and full de-
sseription to P. o. Box 1895, Alexandra,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLAhp.

FARMER CARETAKER - Farm Is miles
from WASHINGTON; milk. Garden and house
with electricity and water furnished;
and looking nice: prefer man with wife
who can cook and clean house for me
occasionally; must be absolutely honest
ing owner. Please write full and complete
details in FIRST letter including references
THOMAS, 1901 Conn ave. NV. wash,
D c $500 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19

STUDIO AVAILABLE EYES. some daytime
hrs: quiet street near Dupont circle, suit
able for teacher. artist or writer. Work
ta5le phone and desk. Call MI. 5237,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
STORES FOR RENT.

NEW BUILDING, 18th ard 81, H sts re:
$4,000 So. IT, one floor. fronting 125 #.
on Benning I'd. zoned End commercial,
merchandising: showrooms. etc: cross ven-
tilation: open all sides; will finish to suit
tenants requirements: will divide; avail
STORES. NEW located prominent retail
raeas. LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1888
BUILDING for sale or rent; consisting Of
store and floors above; finest location, 18th
and Columbia I'd. near Ambassador Thea
ter: suitable for restaurant. sandwich
shop. delicatessen etc. A. H BACAS Real
tor. ia H St. DT 6234, $685.. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

MODERN CONCRETE BUILDING, 10000
So #. floor space on floor, Aft. CELL
ing height. railroad siding at building,
13x13-ft. doors. truck loading at DASH
board level; l door for truck drive in; on
concrete st, Just of main highway. 10 to
IS min. run TO downtown, available July
18th on long lease WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. D1. $500: ewes,
CD Q23S -2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

AvAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, desk space in
new building at eO6 18th st. NV, 2nd
floor free telephone service Me $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
STORES FOR SALE,

CALL HARRY T. FRIEDMAN II YOU are
interested in buying jewelry store, super
market, restaurant, dress shop. efocery
store. dry cleaning store, delicatessen
store: For full information please call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
HOUSES FOR SALE Cont. ,

COLORED-s00s ASTON PL. s.E.-5-
room house, needs repairs: on lot S0x1 90
It. water and sewer assessments paid;
S@,450. 500 down. So5 mo. MA. 1859.
CoLoRED-FIRsT TIME OFFERED. d.
rect from owner. See 1910 Spring I'd. n w.,
2 modern .-story Colonial brick. contain
ms . rms. bath and cellar. My price is
S12,950. Will consider less on an ALI
cash basis Better hurry on this one
q. G. DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave. Ma 44S2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
STORES WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR s

STORE WANTED for retail furniture store.
Call RIA: 0255 mornings before 10 or eve
nines after $40. -21
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
SHOP BUILDING. warehouse and yard.
$500 so #. Georgetown: End CONNER
eiat. OWNER. l0S1 24th 81 NV %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19

brick bungalow, perfect cond', on ls.ac ~,
f si'I RE1lr sset c eSef
FAILS cHGiRsecHf - Immediate possession msh
asou old tr ,sssny vns
room, equipped kitchen. 2 bedrooms and
Ssth FIJI bas sea n o and
house is in immaculate condition. Price,
fsSG e'sa hse te Fas d HAs
R1RS5saEp ;o,n leaving sosn
with sdtll,I frspIses; library; dining room and
moor; bedrooms. nursery and tile bath
End floor; full basement, maids room with
bath. oil &C. heat: summer house and de-
Prssiatea, Price. 10000, K. l. KANE,
ne Nc, e Alex. ao1s; ewes, Gle6s 1859,
s {: aAldRffs with !.zs. modern home
baths sna barn 9TSsdsT house min Soass
sERvicE' INC a4s4 Lee R IVY Il sr Gi.De
! !MMfnt:A IR0 POSSESSION. only ? I miles
neladss fa1nishea ap mUa
crete sarase; only 2 biks from Lee hwy ,
streets Sl3;500 MISS KING. CHI. 07S3.
&C acres re- priced . 70 sell. owner. BROWN,
B Bias iRpf TAXING ING SURPRISES await You
when you see this unique house in Beverly i
Hills. with many special features built in
for the owner; This is a Groom brick
and bath. on LIST floor: 8 bedrooms and
bath on End floor: built-in garage; living
room with fireplace; rear screened porch
lot: and many other special features too
numerous to mention. Ewes: call Mr.. Tai.
e ee. INT E Sso s. n na NA 5sSs ssRs6dct
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Continued on Next Pags.l
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IN NEW NORTHEAST Development-
Corner, stores. 5 yrs, old and extra lot
GOOD for 4 family nat: present income
1888 . month with provision for increase;
exceptionally fne investment
Also ten stores in old GEORGETOWN Call
CORP Dr. S6n-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19

lot with trees: 2 B
tached garage. full
heat. screened porch
condition. $4,000.
2l13 North Glebe I'd,
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S1k r Tas su:t 4 S 1ld Tn4
room. dining room, kitchen. REFRIGERATOR,
tSvs arssehsd sas air
frontage with shrubbery New-house con
diton s and Total price Sl3
ROCKVILLE. 10000; corner i lot, Groom
Ioeatsd 100 East Montgomery ave. OWN.
T own Or 81 z ctouNrRY-RenovatedT White
frame farmhouse in perfect condition with
~ acres Of land miles from Silver Spring
syERYnANMs5 US R aRs2eSi Esrs sF e. ysih
BETHEsDA-vacant. stucco bungalow. s
rooms, ha,w; heat. oil burner; 81 900:
s afsted S1S f e W & ss Rver I'd on wilson
REnEX VIZ Roa asaE WI Ssa wS $500 ~
COTTAGE CITY. s7.95o@spanish bunea-
low. : rooms. bath. basement: no. air
WA. 1900. Evenings WA. osos, WA os35.
east rIsFs rooms slS So ss: III
n' p Rss' sRSs fnq 5Sfs WA Pai seo
HOME AS W ssSS 3nsS oppor
tunityy for young couple 70 have their home
and business in RAPIDLY growing COM
Il
galow equipped with REFRIGERATOR and Tap
pen range. Store is completely equipped
with new double-duty SIT. refrigeration
slicer. electric adding machine. sets Of
scales, vegetable racks. etc. Full storage
space over store. BUILDINGS are situated
on opposite ends of a fine wooded lot
1o1x275 and face on . different streets.
50 600 cash will handle. Call D. H
JOHNSON CO., RE. 5212. Ewes. OR. 1882
SILVER SPRING-New brk, rms, q tile
D.. h;-w.h., Wheaton. cor, rms. b.,
rms, s.. a.ech.. porches; 3 vacant
BIEBER, SH 6565. ga
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-10
FL Asks Removed
Of Anderson

The statement of the Secretary
can only encourage indefinite
continuation of this so-called
crisis
Invites BOwles Attack
Equally shocking was the
secretarys statement that you
are talking TO the wrong man
when Senator Taft criticized the
payment of bonuses to obtain
corn to aid in the foreign food
relief program. This of course
y an invitation to Senator Taft
to attack Chester Bowles, the
Economic Sterilization Admin
istrator, as were the Secretary's
specific references to his own
advocacy of higher meat prices,
higher wheat and corn prices,
the end of meat subsidies by
June 80, and a different line of
action on citrus fruit ceilings
from that taken by OPA.
In his 6-point listing, Patton
blamed Anderson as being "prin-
cipally responsible for the fail
ure of the United States to pro-
duce enough and procure enough
food to fulfill its responsibilities
a abroad"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-10
No+ion Protests
Junkinq Of OPA
Continued Prom Page One

G0ntlnueu FROM rage OHo
more than 100000 members,
urging rejection of "all the
Gripping amendments by which
the House wrecked the price
control bill"
Represents The Masses
She pointed out that the or
ganizations backing up her tes-
timony "are representatives of
the great mass of the American
people - millions of parents
and teachers, urban families
from settlement house neighbor-
hoods, rural families and farm
home economic leaders, house
wives and working women from
all economic levels, from every
type of community, from north
and south, east and west, and
from every racial and religious
group, veterans wives, com
munity leaders organized for
social action in the interests of
all the people. In speaking for
their members, they speak for
the nations consumers.
She called upon the Senators
to reject each and every one"
of the House amendments, which
she charged positively invite in
flation.
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What we ought to have, Hen
derson concluded, is budget
every item of which is judged
by the question: What does it
do to help maintain full en-
ployment?" AS far as he can
see, he said, there has been no
change made in any of the fac
tors that cause the business
cycle.
Delegates heard members of
the House of Representatives
plead for pressure on Senators
to pass good legislation, and
vice versa. Senators Robert F.
Wagner and James E. Murray
urged support of extended So
cial security and of the Ma
tional Health Bill; Rep. Chase
Going Woodhouse told why the
House version of the Price Con-
troll Act must not be passed;
Sen. Claude Pepper urged sup
port of House efforts to pass the
original Csc Minimum Wage
Bill without the Pace farm par
ity amendment; and Sen. Wayne
Morse bitterly attacked both
Southern Democrats and his
own Republican colleagues who
stifled the permanent FEPC
bill
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ployment and insecurity for
millions of American families. !"
Wants Annual Wage
Iindustry-wide wage agree
ments and a guaranteed annual
wage were also cited as major
goals. Reuther's statement as
serted that "Since a worker and
his family must eat, be housed
and clothed throughout twelve
months of the year, it follows as
a matter of logic and economic
necessity that he shall receive an
adequate annual wage.
Fully modified support of
the CLOS political action pro-
gram was urged, but the state
ment envisioned eventful crea-
ton of third party.
Recognizing the need for a
reorientation of political forces
lin America along lines that
truly reflect basic economic, So
cial and political issues, we
stand for independent political
action" declared the statement.
Labor should join hands with
farmers, professional, small
business and other functional
groups to work toward the
eventual ofrmation of a broad
new progressive party which
will truly represent the needs
of our nation and its people"