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Evening star., 1946-08-03
FARM and GARDEN,

SODDING-First-cla bluegrass sod; will
the lob, the better we like it; can furnish
5000 SO, yds. daily in the Washington
or call Fairfax 337-J-4. aul7.
FLAGSTONE WALKS and terraces, fire.
places. rock gardens, fish ponds. retaining
walls. F.. MARCUCCIO Route 4, Horners
lane. Rockville, Nd Rockville 706. a
tilizing, top SOIL flagstone walks, towering
shrubs, evergreens. boxwood, tree work
Complete landscaping services. EN-. o377
TREES REMOVED, general 1andscaping.
sodding. seeding: draining walls, walks.
driveways. Insured member of American
Landscape Association. WASHINGTON
LANDSCAPE co. DI. 1897 9s
NEW TRACTOR MOWER for Allis-chal-
mers w. c.. S165: 2-horse mower, 500;
rubber tired wagon new, S1S5: small disc,
S!5. l2-in. bottom plows on rubber.
sl15 Mscer%fk pesrns snsilags cut.er
Engleside ii viii. 4
sODDING, PLANTING, ToPsoIL and
scAPINd CO. ''tI.'ts Ii. e4se. f"Ai'D IS @Hs
LANDSCAPE NER-CONTRACToR.
Complete landscape service. Now is the
time for spraying, shearing and fertilizing
your evergreens. Cavity work, feeding, ca
WaSfED sst%atfs rhsaXs AsXLR Sc MOVER 6sa for a. vc
TRACTORs-Ail types new farm equip
ment, garden tractors, electric motors
baling twine: trucks at old price. Phone
r. c. 21e0 after 8 pm. -
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

II r. s 5nr tSbshR eossSs s"a ST.
BOARDING AND GRooMING-Individ
reg coeRers sRd or soe KRs
vie, Va. Phone ' Fairfax ria i 1i-J-s' i 5ai @Is
house broken to apt. life. Call OR. 1919
COUNTY, BBoAiRDNG-sanitary kennels
individual runs. free pickup and delivery.
Rsa Ho 1sss Fstss FAB 3
COCKER PUPs-These pups are from
champion stock. see them before you buy.
SELLING ouT-plgeens. homery. white
CouNf1RsYY Hi1sY BOARDING, sanitary kennels
individual runs: free pickup and delivery;
spsssl lonete5m rs5es oAKMoNT FARM
purebred, 7 mos. old; unusually fine speci-,
eyodm ey 1Tess1t Nd MATTAPoNi FARM
BOXER PUP, beautiful: champion sired;
aoei cockrR ina sPASE sPsfT ps F1S Ghreh resss 4s
;5 males, males black =, and buff sired by
tered; wormed and temp. distemper shots.
PoMERANIANs. Pekineese. chihuahuas,
toy fox MTs vnP sGqtss T9TRsd Hd
NELs Falls Church ~ i4as. i'A Il H'
FOR SALE, coon hound puppies. Call WA.
sz9" Three Hff ssik o1ks gRB FARM asa oss
DALMAIIAN j, PUPPIES. Axe reg reserva-
type. dam out Of int. ch, sand and imported imported
o%nsr top aoSds Md phone
Gaithersburg 9-F-3; weekdays RE 377o.
WANTED-Home. for fine hounds, Good
disposition; good watchdog. Call Falls
oiET BoXER PuPPIEs fi1I and older dogs. For COZ COM
panionship or sure-fire flyer for the show
IS so9THDoWN Kennels Gss Falls I"9 church Sr's6
WIRED HAIRED PUPPIES. Thoroughbred
GRExT ai Dane isffi5 PuPP1Es PIES heaths sSs weeks
old. males and females, blacks and blues;
e6 est ess of Nes es
ave; Takoma Park. Md Il
Russ5ss. best oTer a1s S'5sG 5sos Tusedo den rd
sa THRRH OAKS Hs's BRb f9t rs sasE
WANTED-ESind, sub, home for rough
good boys pal, 81 donation; and also
Shts Sd m9sy ssd fox of r5er nga 4e ms
kittens; ,neutsred, for So. A. P. A. AT.
Excel. Eatl; sG HuSTiNG Min STOCK from imported
blood line of Ene. cocker field trial champs
%as Se So EMS 5ss
BOXERS, choice pups that you will be
proud to own and exhibit; Axe, reg
COCKER spANIELs, pedigreed, 7 weeks
old; oil MI males; ssss $40; females $40. DE oa17
aNGLIsH SETTER PUPS. Call F. W.
HYDE. Saturday and Sunday, Vienna
2S5TJ; Ss wsskly oft,ce houEss nsI Re 1890. -
POINTER PUPPIES, 3 males. ? females.
beauties, healthy and bold. white and
liver. .whelped May Is: nominated in Quail
Dame; Airliner Hostess Lsydee ;5ois No.
GERMAN GERMAN 81 poLICE Sic pGPPIEs, country
raised, beautiful heredity stock; no papers;
z weeks old; males. s"5; females, $50,
casai cANARtTs hSS- and other birds boarded trop-
iesI fish BOARDED. THREE OAKS Bird
GREAT GREAT DANE PUPPIES, male and female:
perfect condition: golden fawn. deep black
masks, cropped: show prospects, excellent
pet and companion; Great Dane stud serv-
Duke St miles adjoining ouartermaster
COCKER PUPPIES. wks., buff and white,
Axe registered, championship lines; 81 3
each. 1o9 Berry St. Falls Church. Falls
FROZEN HORSE MEAT, U S. inspected.
We deliver. EASTERN PACKING CO,
sole distributor. A Lobel Co., 2007 14th
ST. NV. co. 9637. 3
Evening star., 1946-08-03
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-hor.hwest.

HAWTHORNE HOTEL, 2I34 G NV
Clean transient rooms; singles, So and
$3.50 per day; doubles, s. and $3.50 per
sTTiaiEE PARks." sRSn fG3 Ps1s r ave ave-speeial
s aay up 1nss meals ssS ap
Tee RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w-Exclu-
tys on s. up EXP spaeGai e4
ToURTsTs-i61s R l., ave-Beautiful
s. gp meals Op,ona csg
ALTURAs HOTEL, 500 18th St. NV,
conveniently located to downtown-sin Single
and double rms with running water; 81 SO
S7o9 WV HAMPsaIRE AVE; Dupont
idl MissouRf AvE..Lovely room, twin
beds, newly, furnished. for couple. $50; kit.
pfSfFsf s TsikMoN4 Il dssFes sr aE Spoube 1850 room
for % business Couple or gentlemen; maid
ss@yef so IN Rir E6 Ffsk Ru saS home
f Sus se a ahe sks c9ag
lsss .ist ST. tN;W..Large. ATTRACTIVE
ssfiminatiIps gsantlemen; excel. location;
1o17 o2 Illinois AvE.-Double rm. double
lila n sT;-single, rm, for gentleman,
fs$ se APRly ss g. sfTses snS s in triple
rms pS9 tor sab sFs So s5 es ssa in d9le
s% sse! ST sS i.ssss fsss room" is
girls: cony; .transp; $3.50 each. 4
negy 44G d douSe St ssS
beds; convenient to bus and car lines:
iise Sis NC c1saRp s9i ST 81: NV Nv. Apt 4osat
tractivelv furn Sonbie rno twin heds. .
ladies'; dies; $50. Phone pu. 4sia Friday to
iss = sat cRirTrSDEN f q sSnsSy sT Fl day tr
cony enient 10th st. bus and 14th St. car;
laundry sSn pryileses and Unlimited 1nhn phone;
Ss m0pa fs Ha Rp aH SsIs alisG to
share with another man; separate, conf
beds. S5 week each; baths and showers;
ieei 18th ST., near Dupont Criticism
gles, $40 week up; doubles, SIS week up:
phoGe in room: maid service; interested
quiet; nice furniture; friendly atmosphere
eoI5 KALoRAMA RID, NV, the Wilson
girls $50. share for man $50. CO. e722
WIS :a:s sIass
$40 dsssle; sss gentlsmen; Or B.. os55 4 p..s
1900 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Overlookin
rm) twin beds: men, 500 mo. AID. 40.
Iai WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Twin-bed rm..
ladies: S45 Call ia. 00T5 ewes. 8.
1851 MONROE ST. N.W.-Nce double
seem ssn in apt apt for r srls unlim' phene
isOe ST. N.W.--Large twin-bed room,
next bath; girls. Sc ca. week. Sat. or sun.
80 HAMILTON ST. NV. Apt. 216--Jew-
ish Rirl to share room with another girl:
is5i COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt, SOL
Cool room. carline; 2 employed ladies, $25
each. DU. 7241 for appointment, 3
sittins room, for l man OF good habits;
GENTLE home: S45. ia. 2325. =
rnl., lovely vicinity, suitable for 2. $50 ea.
Telephone Randolph 3o65. -
Evening star., 1946-08-03
POULTRY & EGGS.

Matched March Is, ready to lay. Phone
Daleview SS7-W-12. q.
FOR SALE-Pullets and laying, hens, fat
hand range No, s. W, L. HAMMERLY,
Hillmead. P. Q. Bowie. Phone Bowie 3427 :
FOR sALE-Rabhit. young copons. broil.
is TURKEYS-S65 for the lot, will not
sell separate. Warfield 1897; 4
STARTED CHICkENS-Haf grown geese
6405 Tucker rd. Oxon Hill. Md. A.
CORN FOR SALE. shelled. cracked or fine
cracked Delivery this week 81. S377.
101l2 Renfrew I'd, Silver Spring. %
Evening star., 1946-08-03
FARM and GARDEN tcont. J

FARM WAGON. new. David Bradley steel
grain box. 1916 tires. wood axle, ex-
cellent eonuition. $3.50 DE 1861. --4
ToPSoIL-Orders begin taken at this
time for topsoil to be delivered at once
Also sand and gravel. TR. 77a9. Iii
ENSfLAGE CUTTER-Ope 3-inch Papec
cutting box complete with pipe; all is In
and mixed hay and good straw for sale.
will deliver. F. DAY, Vienna. Va. Phone
Vienna I5-J-1 II
Evening star., 1946-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEoUs WANTED

ATOMIC EXCAVATING CO., contract.
rental: no Job too large Call US for free
estimate, Oliver 7435. 3
Evening star., 1946-08-03

NICELY FURN. RIM. for married couple:
breakfast and dinner served. Cali. VA
ssii MILITARY ROAD NV. of Conn.
aye; exceptionally. attrac, 2nd d. room:
1850 sds fsSflsnss Esf rERRAssE KR sEss
for empl woman near American Univer-
sity, private home, semiprivate bath, laun-
dsred s4 per t9 6 bus
1880 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. s4-walkins
furniture' n s75o Sn wk 0eos ea hef' 81 74s7 % e"
417 SHEPHERD ST.-Newly furn. rms. for
couples or gentlemen, S2h each; Jewish
sfs sGsf RsNDoIPH Ek skPTfss sF pus from.
ssin ssns beds; n.v $50 for IA LII. LIZA :,
room, next bath, S35 mo-; gentleman; con-
ven. transp.; adult family CD. wo. 1880.
400 CONN. AVE. Apt. 20s-Attraetivs
room. next bath; no other roomers; for l
or 2 men; references: S45-S65. wO. $500.
iSa kAHeHmA asee1oa room for ssSss
privileges; laundry; excellent transporta-
iisni Is ROCK SaG pel CREEK Ell CHURCH RID. NV
Nicely furnished front room. next to bath;
ss1s nan Gny sT:. ssS ro ia SSs. room
eaii esi Be- bams sass E. Columbia raj $40 f0r .T0'
\ .s.s EsiS.Rssss ssS. .2sss4 sss tsP lsE4 e.
bourne pl NV, CO. 1899. -b
rooms for gentlemen, $40 and $40; Jewish
family; every convenience RA. 1868. =
goth AND PARK RD., 322s walbridse pl.
-Lge. cluhrm., twin beds, pvt. shower;
conv; transp.; pvt. home: $40 ea, mo.
5000 RoDMAN ST. At Conn aye-Frons
room, newly decorated and furnished:
gentleman; 15 min. downtown; $50.
Sf NEAR ( WALTER REED HOSP, 1888 HOLY
st.--Lge. front dble. rm., twin beds. $50
per mo- TIA. S73q. %
23I6 10th ST.-Beautiful room for lady
500 mo- HO 962S.
1912 BELMONT ST.. n blk OF 14th St.
1899 CALVERT ST. N.w.--Two double
front rooms, twin beds, m. conv.; 3 troll
leys. Q buses; $50 each.
CONTINUED on Next Page,
Evening star., 1946-08-03

ENGINEERED u. HEATING, gas and cleo
ton with complete instruetIons on on how how
vey free NE ~ snaS Competent ter " ensineers i Finsnc-
n, II ave. NV. Showroom open ewes.
ENTIRE FURNISHINGS, broom apt; also
aysilasls a a aet 4aa pH 1885 aaal California St.
EXHAUST FAN-cool your home now by
modern air-conditioning fan; free esti-
mates Bgsiness Hssn hours, MA. 4l7e: after
ExHAUsT FAN Herman Nelson make.
powerful 01.960 cfm), quiet !747 rpm@,
&C; as an attic fan VIII make possible
who have not seen this type Of ventilation.
Other fans, appliances, plumbing and
esasnE cas p PnteTss sG feE gr s ad deyeTz
ave. NV. Open evenings till 8. III
EANsa,Immesdiste delivery. brana new, II;
pfoes Rsdssts fan FIRE u 3Pf aPf fsHE
@ Saturday H to ohS Ii ssss pif e. s7aI ra' ans
FANs---Attic. exhaust. ventilating, all sizes
in stock for apt. home. plant; completely
leAeq able sepyiee oiA dicHaER. aiso NR 1915 'e'
FANS, 2l-inch, pedestal, a.-c. motors. for
4ss stSEs: ssef Sei p req fi1a nS i4h snR
FILING CABINETS, steel, 4-drawer, letter
and legal sizes, brand-new: immediate de-
livery: also card files. Ex. 0715. 2nd
FILING CABINETS. new steel, full suspen-
sion; with and without locks: replace your
wood cabinets now. STERN OFFICE
FURNITURE CO., 1859 @1st st. NV. Elk
FILMS FOR PHOTO AND MOVIE. also COL
or in stock. Finest developing service.
BRENEER. 933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
FLASH GUNS for photofans and profess
sionals Floodlights ref1ectors, bulbs. syn
chron service. BRENNER, g33 Penna. ave
FROZEN FOOD CABINETS, Is cubic IT,.
Upright. Wilson Zero Safe: immediate
delivery. L & T APPLIANCE 7245 Wis.
consin ave. Bethesda, Md. WI. 1924. -
Evening star., 1946-08-03

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula
tors. fought. sold and rented. RE. lI77
NV.
ADDING MACH. typewriters, calculators.
Evening star., 1946-08-03
)LF CLUBS, sets, one right and one
t handed tennis racquet; cheap. AT

H,,rO
1onsS 5oaSsoT MoToR ds -! LOBE BE- lust .ecepd
KELvINAToR, 8 GU. it.. $50. Call uN,
FfnostsH sSa oeSk fFSSHs .sss vi hss' c.
plete with faucets. strainers and spray;
81 in b4na anGersinf base sab
cabinet; . is in. wall cabinets; immediate
delivery: on display at GATES CON-
REheIING IF sSesGa ND co. 1900 Wisconsin aye
IADY's DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. "a Ct,
500, mems and lady.,s y ct,, $3.50 each
lsdy's fine color 2 Ct. ss75. Mems per
feet 3 cts. 1925. LIVINGSTON g. CO.
LADIEs-cloth coats and suits, mfg. sam.
pies being sold at a fraction of cost. BAs-
KIMS FuRs: cor. sth and NV.
change gears, chip pan and floor legs. TR
LATTs TIE BAR will enchant you with
only compete tie shop FROM 81
to $50. 90s 14th st. NV. between Eye
tss onsS aSs sog
LiNoLEUM FOR SALE. about rs 50
ggfsfds gsons CLIFTON Ted heavy sa 0attleship noleum
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE-May be seer
weekdays between and 5, 1885 Eye st
niTii LIVING saiie Room SET, antique. exceptional.
/ ly handsome 3-pc. mahogany; has been
nsT must BE- seen to
kIXiNNG sM. SUITE. SUITE 3 PC: vi. $500: "a
ssgsiste. sgite. wG pes ssss Xslnut sa25; cossve chair
IIfTvviiNG RooM SUITE. DC, with Slip
covers; ] 500 WI. sIT 44s7 ,.suo .,..
russ lamps, rollaway Eolla bed: drape curtain
Saturday; till pm. Sunday and till
LUGGAGE TRAILER, spen. almost new
MxTTREssEs. ., Karpen. twin-size. inner.
Weeks: STA. Overlook 1855 s.
MEDICINE CABINET. steel beams n5-in J
hampers, coal Chute doors. metal acces!
! doors. new air-conditioning furnaces, misc
tormins iumoeMgr Mr SHAPIRO sAid INC" lloe
MIcRoscoPE, Nj fss nTE NM medical. deal. with extension
en In ease cs Ia 1881
1 MIMEOGRAPH, A. B. Dick model 77-A
| hand operated, without stand; first-clas
cond. Warfleld 4126. A.
MINK COATS t2). natural wild, manu-
facturers samples: must sacrifice for cash
MoTi0n PICTURE PROTECTOR. new. Bel
and Howell; Filmosound, model 179 C. AT
MOTION PICTURE PROJECTIONS. soune
and silent world known makes Demon
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01
JDC Appeals
For Medical Work
Among Jews In Europe

NEW YORK (JTA)-Dr. j. ].
colub, director of the Hospital
for Joint Diseases in New York
and chairman of the Health Com
mittee of the Joint Distribution
Committee, has issued a call for
physicians, dentists, public health
workers, nurses and psychiatrists
to "ioin the battle for health IN
which the distressed Jews of
Europe-first victims of Nazi tor
ture and oppression-are now en-
gagged"
Nearly thirty persons are now
on the medical staff of the J. D.
C. in Europe, DR.. Golub pointed
out, but more are needed. They
work together with local health
and medical organizations to Gre
ate and develop public health serv-
ices, sanitaria, clinics and hospitals
throughout the continent.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01
Southern JWB
Leaders Elected

At the second annual confer
ence of the Southern Section of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board the following officers
were elected for the ensuing
year: Jules ]. Paglin of New
Orleans was reelected president;
Donald Oberdorfer of Atlanta,
Chairman of the Board; Vice.
Presidents, James L. Permutt,
Birmingham; r. Williams Apte,
Tampa; Morris Jaffee, Dallas;
Barney Medintz, Atlanta; and
A. j. Koblentz, Chattanooga.
Mrs. Leon Kaplan, Miami, was
elected treasurer; Harry Norr,
New Orleans, Secretary; and
Gus Jacobson, Atlanta, Field
Secretary.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01
chemical Process Developed By DR.. Weizmann
Will Be Put On Market By British Company

LONDON (JTA)-A chemical
,rocess developed by DR.. Chain
weizmann IL years ago will be
Mt IN the market by a newly
organized British company named
patrocarbon Ltd, it was reported
this week.
The acknowledgement Fin
ance Corporation for Industry will
nrovide so percent of the total
loan capital of 100000. DR..
weizmann will receive $4,000 an
r,,allv as a consultant, $4,000 in
cash for promising not to act as
oons,ltant for any other company,
and a portion of 100000 which
will be paid for certain shares,
licenses and patents held by DR..
weizmann and others.
The process to be marketed pro-
dies raw materials from petro-
,e,,m to make paints, dyes, plastics,
cosmetics and insecticides, which
were hitherto obtained from coal
tarS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01
LETTER BOX

Vaad Hatzala Rehabilitation
Committee
1872 Nassau Street
New York City
September 16, 1916
Southern Jewish Monthly
Box 9O3
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sir:
The approach of the High Holy
Days reminds us of our debt to
the Anglo-Jewish press for their
whole-hearted cooperation in dis
seminating the news reported by
the Vaad Hatzala Rescue Com
mittee this past year.
May we take this opportunity
to thank you from the bottom OF
our hearts. We pledge ourselves
to continue to the best of our
ability, our labors, seeking the re-
ligious and physical rehabilitation
of our distressed brethren abroad.
May the Lord in His great mercy
bring their inhuman trials to an
end in this year 5707.
Our best wishes to you and your
staff for Happy New Year.
Cordially,
Gertrude Gould
Vaad Hatzala
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01
Polish Soldier Sentenced
For Attempt To Incite
Anti-Jewish Riots

LUBLIN (JTA)-A military tri-
bunal here sentenced Josef Wrob-
lewski, a non-commissioned officer
in the Polish Army, to eight years
Imprisonment for attempting tc
provoke anti-Jewish excuses in
Lublin last August, and for beat
ing and threatening to shoot Jew
ish passers-by.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01

The Jewish Book Guild orgonized membership book
club Each month will select for Us members outstanding
book Of poieuo Jewish interest book Of sufficient mpor
,tonee and teroy merit form part Of your broT
Eoeh months selection will reviewed and described fully
the Jewish Book Guild News. monthly mogOzine published
exclusively for members and distributed free 10 them. As
member you read the reviews and description" and mOke
up your mind whether book you you d. will be
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01
WHAT IS THE JEWISH BOOK GUILD
AND HOW DOES IT OPERATE?

you price Overcg"s OF Ieost 2s below the pub
fishers list price. You oot obsued 10 buy each months
For each four selections you toke you will receive free gift
bonus book having rec value Of $500 10 $500 You will
also receive free gift bonus book when you join Your
behp costs nohngyou simply poy for mony books
you tOke renting offer you have received and examined each
selection you wont.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-07-20
Magnusen Wins At Cribbage

Nosing out his opponent by Z points in a playoff to break tie, George Magnusen won the Kod- iak cribbage championship from a field of 17 contestants at the Community Center Tuesday. MT. Magnusen and Henry Haag were tied in games won at the end of the regular round of play, each winning 6 and losing 2. Third place went to J. w. Dye who won 5 and lost 3.
 High point honors went to Mir. Haag who held two z4-point hands ia one game. Others who held 24-point hands during the evening were Mrs. Doris Dye, Mrs. Marjorle Gunderson, and Dave Neyhart. MT. Haag won Q consecutive games, remaining undefeated until he was toppled by Mrs. Gunderson-who was awarded the ladies prize-in the ..th round.
 The following participated in the tourney: Henry Haag, Mrs. Nary Culbertson, J. w. Dye, Mrs. Marjorie Gunderson, Rob- ert Lear, Mrs Doris Dye, Val Morrison, A. F Culbertson, Mrs. Vi Sipprell, George Magnusen, Mrs. W. J. Wheeldon, Hazel Ow- en, w J Wheeldon, M. D. Gun derson, Paul Fretzs, Dave Ney- hart and Paul Herring.
 Date for the August cribbage championships will be announced next month.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-07-20

Bert Flotre won the July Kod- iak horseshoe pitching champion ship at the Community Center Sunday wbeu he de ea'ed M-Sgt Gervis Floyd 2l-15, 21-13 in the final round of a we'll played tournament. Flotre was the Dead Eye Dick" of the after noon, at one time tossing 6 con- secutive ringers.
 Del Meader, June singles champ, teamed up with Henry Breckberg to win the doubles title from Floyd and T-Sgt Heady. Meader and Breckburg staged a sensational reversal to win after taking a 2i-3 beating in the first game. Scores were: 3-2l, 2l-17, 21-8
 Another tournament will be played in August.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-31
LACK OF SUGAR IN N. C.
is NOTED BY CAPITOL

Washington - North Carolina
yesterday was termed a Sugar
Deficit Area by the Department
of Agriculture and as such be-
came eligible to receive Federal
aid in securing beet sugar from
the West.
The Agriculture Department
said that the action would make
it possible for beet sugar pro-
cessors to ship their product dir
ect to North Carolina, which nor
mally is dependent upon cane
sugar imports from the, Caribbean
area. Reimbursement may be
made by the Commodity Credit
Corporation for excess transport
ation costs. the agency said.
However, the Department "eH-
planned that this action does not
mean that housewives will be able
to get sugar immediately, because
most beet sugar is retained for
consumption in the West and be-
cause of rail transportation faci-
Titles are strained.
The Department said that 1885,
600 tons of raw sugar is now
aboard vessels in Eastern harbors,
awaiting unloading and distribut-
ion. However, this can't be done
because of the maritime strike. =
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-31
Brief Review OF State National And World News During The Past Week
$2S. Ooo, 600 MORE FOR
RECLAMATION ORDERED

Washington-In its second spe-
cific lifting of a spending ceiling
within the week, the adninist-
ration tonight authorized the in
terror department to spend an
additional SIS, 600, 900 on reclaim
alton projects.
That raised the $85, 000, 900 limit
set in August on reclamation ex-
penditures this fiscal yearSto $110,
oo0, 900. Last Thursday, the cell
ing on flood control expenditures
was raised to $4,000, 900 from
$95, 0O0, 900.
Budget Director James E. Webb
announced that he and Recover
sion Director John r. Steelman
had. jointly determined that the
additional SOS, OOO, 900 was neces-
sary for the reclamation pro-
gram.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-31
OPA DENIES RAISE BY
SOUTHERN BELL TEL.

Raleigh-Office of Price Ad-
ministration representatives told
the State Utilities Commission
yesterday that the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany was not entitled to increased
rates on long distance phone calls
Or on business phones
The OPA said that Southern
Bell not only was making profit
but recently received $1,000, 1856 in
Federal tax refunds.
At the initial hearings here
Wednesday, Southern Bell Off
Gals said increases in rates were
a minimum necessity to avert fl
nancial crisis.
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OPA Decontrol May Be Put
Into Effect By November l

much Of the control program from
a possibly hostile Congress. or
ders have gone out to cut away
every price ceiling that Is un.-
important to business or living
costs or where supplies are near
balance with demand.
"We had hoped to hold all theaks
decontrols for one big announce
ment, but some must be released
from time to time" the official
explained. "Once decision is
made within the OPA staff here,
trade leaks often develop that
force quick announcements"
Ceilings were removed yester-
day from binder and baler twines
used to harvest grains, hay and
other crops; cosmetics that were
not previously decontrolleds and
a miscellaneous list of more than
100 other nonfood items.
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Washington Another major
amputation of price controls
this time in the nonfood field
was underway within the OPA.
One informed official, who
would not permit use of his name,
said it is expected to match the
action of this week which yank-
ed price lids from all foods and
drinks except sugar, syrups and
rice.
1--WE are trying to round out all
these actions for announcement
by Nov. l Or before, but it's a
big job and we may not hit that
deadline," he said.
The announcement is expected
before the Nov. S elections. It
will be another step in the decon-
troll process President Truman
speeded up when he removed
price ceilings from meats and
livestock.
The general aim is to reduce
controls to the minimum before
the new Congress convenes in
January.
Some Congressman and candi-
dates of both parties have threat
ened to kill off OPA. Admins
tration leaders hope to maintain
ceilings on rents, automobiles
building material, some basic low
cost clothing, many durable
goods, and scarce items such as
sugar and soap.
In an effort to salvage this