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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-12
COP Mutiny

WASHINGTON Nov. I2-NOw that Republicans have won control of Congress traditionaly the step- ming stone to the White House two years later the fight within the party between old Guard conserva- tism and the more progressive elements immediately becomes accentuated.
 The election victory brought it into the open.
 Over all the conservatives come out on top through the election though with some reservations that may prove significant Management of the party for the next two years largely with Congress There the record is made there issues developed there per- sonalities have free play Conservative will have the upper hand in Congress, though not without con- stant challenge both from within and without.
 It was the sweeping nature Of the election victory that helped to clinch the conservative hold on Con- gress.
 It so entrenched the party in the House that conservatives will be powerful enough through long occupancy of key places. and numerous enough among rank and file to override more progressive minority They can dictate the nature of legislation brought before the House On some issues, too. the Republican leadership will stn craw support from among Southern Democrats such on labor legis- lation economy return of power to states m admin istraton of social and welfare measures-even though in minority Democrats historically are more unified than in the majority.
 Winning control of the Senate also reinforces con- servatism among Republicans in Congress because 1t enhances the power and prestige Of Senator Tat oi Ohio hitherto generally regarded the most ln1lu- ental Republican in Congress Mir Taft is effective because he is intelligent, loves hard work informs himself on issues. and never lets up on his job of influencing fellow Republicans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-12
by Thomas Stokes

economic cooperation with Europe and just as am- portant as political cooperation
 During the campaign Senator Nanoenoeag con stantly was spotlghted as the symbol of RepublAcan cooperation foreign affsirs But Senator Iatt in the background during the election except for his criticism of the NueEnberg trials. wss anywhere but in the background during senatorial fights oyer eco homie cooperation VIII he be n the Dackgroanc hencefor4h. That is most important Further meas ureS of international economic cooperation wl come before the new Congress in January
 But on both foreign and domestic issues, there is a progressive Republican learen in the next Con- Rress which if it finds leadership measures of inter national economic cooperation w1n come before the new Congress in January.
 But on both foreign and domestic issues. there is a progressive Republican leavea in the next Con- greSs which it finds leadership and makes itself felt may have a restraining effect on Mso-West old Guard conservatism and latent isoaationism which obviously will be powerful.
 One oG the interesting resuAas of fhe election was to strengthen in Congress grass-r0ots sort o1 Republican liberalism nuturec in New England. Already it expresses itself through such figures as be chairman of the Labor Committee in the next Sen- ate and Tobey NH). slated to be chairman of the Banking Committee To this nucleus in the Senate there added in the election Raymond Baldwin. former governor of Connecticut: Ralph F1andek hb- eral businessman of Vermont and young Henry Cabot Lodge Of Massachusetts.
 This contingent finds natural allies in some West ern members, such as Senators Ball Minn-. Morse OOreD, and Senators-elect Ed Thye former governor of Minnesota who was backed by Harold stassen. and Harry P. Cain CWaSh-D.
 Likewise, some 60 younger Republicans were elected in the House some pressed to enter public service by Mir. StaSsen many of them war veterans, and most of them forward looking on foreign policy and domestic affairs They might become balance of power to keep the party inclined toward pEognes- sivsm they become active and exert their influence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-12

WASHINGTON Nov I2-(NEA)-HoW Tennes- see's Senators Kenneth McKellar and Tom Stewart try to throw their weight around for the benefit o their particular friends with apparent disregard TOT the Federal Administrative Procedures Act Is revealed by couple of letters which have just come to hgnt They were written to the Federal Communications Commission after FCC had granted Eslr oi raolo station licenses to two companies which oo not nave the senators backing.
 The affair goes back to l940. when two free radio channels became available in the Nashville area, then served by three stations Five applications were neo with EGG for allocation of the channels.
 The war held up decision and sixth application was received in 1924 Hearings held last Decem- ber and on Aug the commission published its pro- posed decision.
 In brief one channel given to Mufrees- boro Tenn. about 90 miles from Nashville, because Murfreesboro had no local station and the granting of both channels to Nashville was considered in- equitable The second channel went to A. O. Beaman and T. P. Baker Jr. operating as the Capitol Broad casting Company
 Both Baker and Beaman were residents of Mash yiIe and both proposed to devote their own full time to operation of the station They were able to convince the EGG that the public interest would best be served by granting them the license.
 When the Tennessee senators learned about bhls, they promptly went to work.
 MeKelIar was the first te swing into actien, with a letter to Acting EGG Chairman Charles R. Denny which said among other things: Tt seems that your office takes pleasure in turning down our rec ommendations Senator Stewart and were together in all of these recommendations Of course you know all about Tennessee and know nothing Very frankly Mfr. Denny. resent very much your action in the matter"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-12
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS

POlpy
 Had polyp removed from intes- tinal tract. It wasn't malignant but had reached serious stage. No cancer in family. Is such a growth liable to recur? Is it liable to be- come concerous? Doctor advised semiannual check-up. What other advice can you give? I'm not the worrying type but I want to take every necessary precaution.
 (M. W. S) Answer-It is neither liable to recur nor liable to become cancer ous. My advice is that you report to the physician for examination at least twice a year, and otherwise dismiss 1t from your mind.
 Mumps
 Husband had humps, also a cold at the time. He was very ill. Since then We have been told there will be no children. (Mrs. G. J. M0 Answer-Your use of the term "cold" in this instance makes the question obscure. If the humps was complicated by orchitis. that would not affect potency. virility or fertily unless perchapce both tested were involved in unusually severe infismmation. If only one gland was inolved there would be no such i'll effect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-12

Now, after the fact, some people suddenly are waking up 10 an effect on foreign policy that may follow the election, as pointed out here during the campaign This is because of the increased power given to Senator Taft They are recalling now that the Ohio Senator vigorously fought the British loan. extension of the reciprocal tariff program, the inter national bank and monetary fund.- all part of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-12
FACING SOUTH

(New York Herald -TTibune)
 Early New Englanders who built their houses facing the south were wise in their generation and conn
Evening star., 1946-05-22
SUBURBAN SAlE-yIRGINIA

BEVERLY HILLs-A prewar brick. 8 big
bedrooms and ! " baths in the highest
part of this lovely residential homes COM
munity; ;. extras include fiagstone terrace.
rage: sc screened porch and priced right at
TON REALTY CO. GIL. 1900. OK. 4I23
SUBURBAN HOME with farming or sub.
division possibilities. This, property is 8
miles from Washington and has "a acres
with, frontage on concrete road. There are
gently rolling fields. some, verdant oak
woods and a small creek and several other
streams St The house, sits on hill vel
porches, an entrance hall, 7xie: parlor.
l5xi9; living room, 15x15: dining room
OKLA: kitchen. pantry and bath The
bedrooms are 15x17, 15x15. 15x13. and
lOxl l. In the back yard is a quain,
brick servants quarters and there is q
good basement-type barn. 30x46. Price
$4,000. Terms. MASON HIRST. Exclusive
Agent, Annandale. Va. at the end Of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12
BEYOND FALLS CHURCH. vA.-Lot 1ol
feet wide, containing over an acre, with
fine oaks. stream at rear; price. $3.50
LOUIS F; SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-22
SToRES For RENT.

dst sss sT ,aa,.a .sS5s Sa.
ness ssctio1 IDEAL for ssn rsst,ursn, p,yn, rn
y. BERNSTEIN. 14lb K st: nv; NE.
auto ss st. SHOW Mw $3.50 ss5sss
81 szhssHGhs ssssR hst 9os'n ME Ss4SS
sa;vs.I NEW sUI.DING 18th .na Sa a,.s. sts. ~:
fist: 5000 e. s.: Il, one moor iIontins iss
cial usabie foF ofices, department stores
cross Ra 9entiatien. p Open p al Sides 0 viii nis
syailable so days. LOUIS BuRMAN. Re
CONN. AVE, near Mayfiower Hotel-Early
possession; approximately 5000 So IT.
o HVHR HRos to II pssS9
GIL 4456. 80
GEORGIA AVE. SILVER sPRING-size
1Sx74; new building, adjoining Hot Shoppe.
suitable sweets shop. loan ONCE, electric
appliances. frozen custard, etc; excellent
night business. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington BLDG, DI. $500. Evenings
G ST. N. W., NEAR IOth-Entire bldg :,
store and 3 floors above; total area about
5000 So. it.: will give long-term lease to
responsible tenant WASHINGTON REAL
Try co GE 5000 --23
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAhp,

GENTLEMAN's ESTATE. miles from
Silver spring-225 rolling acres improved
This is one Of the most outstandins iiiiii
estates in Montsomery County For fur
RsstdF fasi 5Rf'E%'tlSR B ss5a e' sS fs
MOVE IN THIS 7-room, 1M.story frame
!sns Td srse et esffs sfG
slFdS% siS% TFFIH FRsnf gT StsSsLow, ss.5Ssos
Mdi hsa electricity; eity M water. circnlatine Oil
EDMONDSoN RD.-This beautiful e-room,
close to everything; large living room with
bedrooms and closed-in sleeping porch.
built-in garage, full basement, &C. oil
Mr hsat Reams pTsed v hsht ANN at slsSG9 IN
NEAR BALTIMORE BLVD. Berwyn-e-
asHeises a n1ame oil hea
NS S.ES ssw nros assa
lows nearing completion in Silver Spring.
Here are splendid buys with 4 bedrms.
On rasd es lots ost See % hsm while hey
10y eShpwEI faH.o oR K R:sf ss4 'ne'e, .WAFD
5Sas ssssfs Con- mile lsS Ss'' si assEs
S12 ACRES, 6-rm house, Guilford I'd.
Guilford, Md. LAUREL REALTY CO.. $50
Washington blvd, Laurel. Md. -
9O-ACRE FARM near Savage, LAUREL
kEAtTY Edn1ei Md CO. 100 Washington blxd.' BY
BETHESDA-Completel modern five-room
bungalow, Al condition, only six yrs old.
full basement, nice lot, gas furnace, stove
and refrigerator. hot water heat. storm
sash. screens and Venetian blinds through
out, steel easement windows insulation !:
only one owner, leaving town. immediate
possession. See this house and make us an
offer, Sun. / am. to pm, Mon. IL m.
to pm: tno agents pleasel. 1907 Maple
ave, Bethesda. -26
BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK-Rogers Heights,
center-hall plan, liv. rm. and fireplace,
din. rm.. bedrms. and ! u tiled baths: all
electric sunny kit, side porch, lg. base
FRINGE GEORGES Realty CO. MI.
Givens, WA. 6655; evenings. UN 2296.
5-RM. BUNGALOW and bath, all furn.,
can be seen any time, immediate possession.
ATTENTION BUILDERS acres, suitable
for a subdivision on Viers Mill I'd ajoin-
ing Rockcrest subdivision. Rockville. Md;
also "a acres including 9-rm. residence
in Rockville, Md, on a main throughfare;
also 30 building lots, "a of which are in
24O.. Please call MRS. DE BECK, Wiscon-
BUNGALOW. featuring 3-bedrms, bath, liv-
ing room. dining room, attic with maids
room, built-in garage and very large ter
| raced lot Sl4,700. Nice neighborhood,
conveniences. For appointment, call OIL.
1900 until pm, c. FRED KELLEY CO;
Evening star., 1946-05-22
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WE HAVE PURCHASERS for water-front
eottsges. acreage estates. WALTER NJ.
I34a RAuMAN Man. No. l Thomas circle, WA. 6s29.
Plum POINT. Needle Estate-Beautifui
white oqnsalow completely furn. hyins
SHED knos s Dine reDiss aoDdins n
linoleum sitchen: tremendous End fioor:
ATfsv1LiE iSvEsTMENT Co aseai eail STAN
BEACH BUNGALOW in exclusive South
E,t.h. Riysr Psrk x. living room room dining room,
and Seaed for oe
n 20 DAYS price 800: terms e0'srSs1ns psone
With s e'zs' 3 ~ hsas sF j sEs. R.s1 81 ss
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-cottas.. sleeps
ssBEpRM coTTAG9. f9in fn'i located s on Herring
Bay; Bay for rent. For information call FIR.
BEVERLY BEACH. on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites writs
GEO tHE saaofsf f. WSMs H2S osyI s md
ring Bay; s5.sso, Sedrma rDe' smother. Hn her
s4,s5o; new ,, and latest modern design;
round use; e1ec. pump. hot-water heater.
rights; protected cove and inlet; boat and
Ssen Sssht or FePhir UN 1asy pEyiieses' DoDsoN yN
Is miles B. G; S., 900 p 8. Box 454s:
FoR soIsksa1 sAIE; s'al1a sHaDf z SIDE, Mp-Essab.
lished boat railway and equipment: ap-
Bosa Brs es sbdn m SaS oso m ass lot
Re REAtIY EISs SERVICE Cos 1927 Eye st NV,
cottage a. At beach @ mast STss oe r.ss D1fis :. easR s
slh sGakWkoo6 sk,5 SD iftoRzsr cottage for sal. in
large lot. fireplace, elect. .refrigerator: stoye
y Nod BAUMAN; Wn M No. / Thomas Circle. IA.
MoNTGoMERY cY.. 90 m. from D. c.
over hard-surfaced. road all the way. 410
cleared, balance in woods. One Of OF the n
appr. ! mile water front containing lovely
s-r; frame house, large barn, elee.. ? deep
wells, Ideal, for stock or dairy farm, or
may be developed into beautiful sentle-
AeEsIman, n y. {. HINES i SONS, 4se IN: In:
sseE'lsS seeE mGnth EM 94 at June $780, or By the
FAIRHAvEN. beautiful home on large bay
Sssrms, bath. eee Eit, all ,neiy fsn and dn COM
pleteiy 1urn.' nnlSned inside IN plywood,
garage. fine trees. shrubbery, everything in
excellent, condition: committing distance:
immediate possession; S10,750. Box 197-D,
Star.
SOUTH R!VER-An exceptionally attrac-
tive BUNGALOW Of bedroom, bed and LIVING
room combination. bath and kitchen,
ator and automatic oil heat: suitable for
year-round occupancy; also guest cottage
shed resl ana opportunty Satn Aef la5R neR
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 until 9 pm
Evening star., 1946-05-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

500 So FT.-Can be used for commercial
or any kind of industrial: also 3 business
Offices. Ais Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md,
CONN. AVE, below Dupont Circle- large
room suite elevator, chore service. Viii
G ST. NV, mr. 1Oth-Entire bldg, store
and 3 floors above; total area about 5000
So #: will give long-term lease to re-
sponsible tenant WASHINGTON REALTY
CO. GE $500. ga
first and second floor display windows,
1000 So It. on i've floors Will lease
part or whole: Call Mr.; Bolich, MI. sOS2;
K ST NV, 1000 block = Building
22x7O it.. 3-story building to alley To
inspect call Mr.. Bolich, MI sGS2. CON-
NER, RYON, INC. 927 18th st. NV "a
GEORGETOWN CORNER, irst commercial,
frst and second floor display windows,
1000 SO. IT.. on 5 floors. Will lease part
or whole. CONNER &. RYON, INC, 927
18th III
Evening star., 1946-05-22
OFFICES FOR RENT.

iT9nt 9fness sbout 400 50. IT, on srd sssor
Ie1 IeH7 X ST. 1oos N.w.-cornsr bldg, suit. of
large rooms and bath. excellent location:
fsf msn.s E na Iao NJ RaRSsrzS 5aSS See
real estate institution. -25
6I2 9Th ST; NV rms. lavatories
TsD nsTy %sds near s1bsSgs GSHrt R6s W
%s Ca. insese nAo o ssoo
IA, 14I5 < St s,t,,. nv ME. $500, A complete
593 9Th ST. N.W;-s large rms; and bath,
co.. CO. i4ib K st. an NV. w.. ME. 300 ' 60 Com q
sie 30 Isl st. es SERxeesns business section
2nd,ioor, space Of 3 rooms and bath.
haDf IdesI for b.sf ocs re- mSp n
1915 K St. NV. Me. b4oo. 4 complet.
!'s:s ss5p: IT, Esss fsa as:s
retail outlet ,or once building; win i'm
s. MURRAY, 1881 @ st. NV, RE. 2460
rok Rent ysr, s.s5sn. :p.e. a Rsh
rama rd.; best location for doctor or any
once that does not seqNniEe doyntoMn 10,
AVAILABLE AFTER SEPT I, 1946-Ex-
cellent location on north side of Pa. ave
In the 100 block NV. owner will mod
for trade sssoe.eion medical 1ea esa1
inspected At amy any time se and % pisns made @ for Or
e. zs5 gRo P'ss
DOWNTOWN STUDIO available evenings;
faeilitisss ssso for artist or writer. DE. s1s, Ss1s,
TWO airy, well-lighted ofdces available
Immediately, furnished or unfurnshed
LIZ 1alQ g .,nn st nv srd ora floor, near State
one one ROOM, front t. sroand 4oan floor, sutabl.
for once Or small sssg. stoTe. $50 per month
SESIRAL 6Sd LoGAI1oN.Modsrp @ TIC! sn BLDG
mornings only. OR 22ss eyenin IS, ,-s7 ''
phone and mail service. L. J. COVE. 500
FOR NoNPRoFIT phiisnthropic or elee-
asd Mas s. Il AZ. .aass hs wHHvrR Re'5 BRo
~; DI, $500 Washington Bids. aSaL,
ARL.. "a. on Lee hwy near Colonial VII
sRos Inc Re, wash slas.. sst 81 81 $500 sSss'
DocToRs AND DENrrsrs-we oner or
500 So. ft.: immediate possession. This
would also be suitable for most any ousi.
ness as ONCE and showroom. ROBERT
/ MORGAN & CO.. RE. 0sss. -26
425 SQUARE FEET. rear half Of store
4s1l Arlington Forest shoppins center
| available June / Phone OK. 1s44. "a
OFFICE SPACE for rent. 23xl9. EN-. 9743
UNUSUAL oPPOR.-f you can't fnd ar
office, let ours be your headquarters TO,
telephone service; mailing address, s stsno
GEORGIA AVE, SILVER sPRING-Entir.
second floor in new building. $500 So it.
with side light; suitable group OF doctors
LAWYERS or business orsanizations WEA-
! YER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg. DI
$500 Evenings CHI o23s -2S
DIGNIFIED OFFICES with UNIQUE services
! and facilities available Immediately In
| quiries invited from responsible tenants
| Box 50-G. Star
WELL LIGHTED rm suite, especially
| suited for architect or commercial artist
approximately 500 SO. IT; Dupont Circle
area: S150 per mo. -26
APPROXIMATELY $50 square feet de-
sirable once space, vicinity Statler Hotel;
available June l to responsible organi-
zation. Box 420-H, Star pr
Evening star., 1946-05-22

ROCK CREEK PARK EsTATES-Beautiful
detached homesites in an unusual setting
Homes of distinction make this locality
extremely desirable, Lots ranging in size
+ from m. 10000 50; fee. to !. Of an acre; Now
home To reach property, drive out. 18th
st. to kslm5a "a. turn left on Kaimia I'd
to North aeta. Grta ea dryf ", snd sisn For
RHRHSrSS S4oo ao .4is H.. rss.. &. 1n
ONLY $50 DOWN, a few Ha-acr. lots left
Spring, Md; priced. $3.50. KAY REALTY Es1.HsE
$685. 5SGs soafsfis afSgfa ave
Rock Greek Park. in Locust Hill Estates
on on Rockville pike. Just two blocks north
Thf ssfs W. .Ff bkoos fs prfse Hse fFsR 81
most esiefaiy esfrictea sdn1hisSn' sSsdIvisioS"
Westmoreland Circle. availsbie at $500
WHITE. OIL. ss4o weekdays an and oL. Oh ess4 @S
svesi'ss apgo1sHSG sns sqnsfs ISTs in washington
sifs ssis Il i asss g. lib IT. For sale ss rssS9n
BEAUTIFUL wooded corner in Aurora
Arinstpn Ais pDi's sds. $4,000 qd LEE PRICE ssos
SILVER SPRING. Wheaton area: close to
buses stores, Schools beautifully wooded.
5 s.. CO; GO, ,sSs sSslusivs agents, ME $3.50
S1iI Es5. csnr:s sizes for $500 Up or
lot listinEs wanted EAsTMAN EAfs AsHsrsGhsi sTEGhE
KfasSEs MaNoR doUSrRY Sss fhprsh ShuH fss9 acre
swImmng poel ii go with life Ssl msmberssp. snSsfo
: lots. sasS $7,sxaos TT, best SG NV.
e. 1918 fESssslTs Eses 81 ssas say Mr. "0odyssrd s
LOTs ON BRADLEY Blvd. in Bethesda
kse sless SSs Sn .Ss NOBLE Sess:as
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. building sites. in
best sections of beautiful Woodmoor Most
Spring area, where zoo individuslls M s s''der der
signed homes were built and sold promptly
ases. including large sites frontina hS I'll rom on
fss i.fs Plat and SE tsr.sars e's ssaasst ea!s
oSEsACkE BGiIDilNGo % lsGo 81 sITIbeautiful HsoGi
wooded knoll, a perfect setting for your
paved roadway, 2h miles from Woodmoor
SHOPPING center. in the Silver Spring area.
Only 25-minute drive from downtown, in
brook Forest, beautiful rustic, 206-acre
DEVELOPMENT where protective covenants
values and freedom from encroachment
Wooded building knolls Of or more acres
average less than 4c per SO. It. with no
Cash or terms. Save by buying at present
low prices Literature and plat on request.
Saturday and Sunday or any other time on
appointment. To reach: From trafic light
1t Georgia ave. in Silver Spring, drive up
(Four Corners), turn left on Old bladens-
burg rd. " miles to Kemp Mill rd., then
bear right l K miles to springbrook Forest
SH. 676O. -SS
Evening star., 1946-05-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

L ST. NV, near 14th st.-A 4-story brick
bldg. consisting of 10 rooms which can be
20x110; possession can .be given; 6O-day
sales clause in lease Call Mr.. Swerdlof1,
ME 5400 until 8 pm. Sundays and eve
nings, GE. 5061. LEO M. BERNSTEIN ds
CO., 1915 K st. NV, ME 54O0. A Com
plete Real Estate Institution. -23
1913 WILSON BLVD; $16,5O0---A GOOD
commercial lot with q large substantial
house in good condition. MANNAS REAL
TY CO., 291S Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK.
IF You HAVE $4,000 OR $50, 900 to put
into good-paying business or investment
properties. write Box 1856. Star. --25
Irving and Kenyon SITS NV; suitable for
your own business: excellent location, 34-
f., frontage, total. 1858 So. IT; these 2
call Mr.. Rosenthal. ME. $500, until 5 pm;
Sunday @ 7g an, and ewes, GE. o32s. LEO N.
800. A Complete Real Estate Institution.
-23
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STORES FOR SALE.

WILL REMODEL NlMEOIATELY = Store.
very good location Northwest, on busy
thoroughfare; first-class spot for modern
in buying this property after remodeling
completed need answer. Box 469-H. Star.
22s
1623-25 L ST--Reinforced concrete s.
story building 62h-ft. front, 134 IT, deep;
4,000-pound freight elevator. Suitable
for retail outlet or ofnce building viii
improve when conditions permit. JEROME
s. MURRAY. 1881 q st. NV. RE. 246O
STORE, VACANT. several apts above. near
14th and Que sts. NV; under $50. 900,
reasonable terms. Action needed here
ONCE. 317 Kennedy st. NV, RA $500.