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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

Lockout against the nations
100000 CIO seamen went into eff
feet on three coasts June is.
BROUGHT ON by shipowners'
failure to reach agreements with
all of five CLIO maritime unions,
which. had agreed to act in CO.
ordination, the lockout threatened
soon to tie up 1000 ships in US.
harborS.
Although tentative agreements
were reached between the own
ers and the init. Longshore-
mems & Warehousemen's Union
and the Marine Engineers Bene-
fetal Assn. on the west coast.
providing simple extension of
contract for one year. they were
conditional upon settlement of
the demands Of the other three
unions.
Those unions-the Natl. Mari
time Union, the American Com
munications Assn. and the Natl.
Union of Marine Cooks & Stew
ards-were blocked, however, in
their efforts to reach agreement.
NMU PRESIDENT Joseph Cur
ran told a membership meeting
Of some 5000 fighting mad sea-
men here June 16: eve are pre-
pared to negotiate day and night.
We didn't want strike and we
don't want it now, but .nobody's
going to sell our union ship down
the river"
The shippers are making
more money than ever before in
their lives because of The in
creased productivity of our
members"
The NMU is seeking a 20 per
cent wage increase, increased
manning scales, a health and well
fare fun, a 40-hour w k, six
weeks paid vacation and hiring
of all ratings through union halls.
Maritime workers were told to
stay on their ships but to do no
work. If they were forced off the
ships, it would confirm the fact
that a lockout exists, union Off
GERS said.
Curran said the shipowners
were particularly arrogant be-
cause they felt they had the sup
port of the pending Taft Hartley
bill.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

They were attending the second
course provided by the CIO United
Steelworkers union and the Uni
versity of Illinois on labor prob
lens. Fifty who attended the first
course last week received their di-
plomas Saturday.
Ii was the first university
education session sponsored by
the steel union. according 10 Ray
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

Occasion was a hearing before
the National Labor Relations
Board here on demands of the
Go United Automobile Workers
for reinstatement of five union
leaders fired after a 14-week strike
last August against Dearborn
Glass Co.
The company told NLRB Exam
iner Theodore Smoot that the five
were not rehired because of ''com-
munistic attitude" The question
was admitted, thereby setting pre-
cedent.
ATTORNEY vID ROTH
STEIN. representing JAW Local
453, objected when Company At
torney George Haddad inserted
the question: Have you ever been
a member of the Communist
party?" Rothstein said that the
question was completely imma-
terial that an American has
the inalienable right to keep his
mouth shut about his politics or
his religion that the work
ers were either fired unfairly or
they were not"
NLRB Attorney Gustave Erick-
son joined in the protest.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

Rep. Charles Jenkins R., Chi
cago), author of the amendment,
his colleagues:
"OnlY if you are in favor of
the Khan. the Columbians. and
other such outfits. who are do
ing more than anyone else to de-
stroY our country. viii you vote
against this amendment"
Rep. Leonard Sanford R., Fair
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Star expose Of Readers Digest 'tokes'

Readers Digest editors are
not going to be happy when
they receive a letter written
them by Star Reader Lillian
Bodene.
After reading the beginning
of the Star expose of the anti
semitic, anti-Negro, anti-labor,
Pleasantville, NY. publication
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

Pasnick. union spokesman. The
international has scheduled 10
other schools of similar nature
throughout the country.
Subjects included collective bar
gaining, labor legislation, psychol-
ogy of leadership, political and
civil rights, job evaluation, and
problems of the atomic age.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Chicago NAAU supports
fight Of 200, 900 seomen

Chcagos
out by spowne there
Union o
Most contracts until in the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

The next article in the Stars
series on the Readers Digest
will be published in next weeks
issue.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

which sells pro-fascist propa-
ganda in vest pocket size, Miss
Bodene sent a letter to Pleas
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Attach Kan probe 10
Little Dies measure

SPRINGFIELD nThe House of Representatives this week
passed amendment IS 313
ordering investigation of the Kux Khan
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
80 steel men 90 to college
under CIO union auspices

Eighty rank and file steelworkers left the
week to Ego to college"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Company tries epithet
TO excuse disrnissoIs

The witness ready to question
on principle, and the advice attorneys
Evening star., 1947-11-09
LOTS FOR SALE.

NICHOLS AVE, fronting, narrington,
apts.; Is7.o34 50. f.: S52, 800. o
xenis st., corner Of End st. s.w.. 75x100;
Texas ;'1s aye {, sEs near Pa. ave. 's' So11ae;
:. 18th and Y SITS, Anacostia; s,732 50;
s ~ sns s Atlantic ks tSo SITS. ss' 1,aa1 So #;
9th and Mellon. corner. 7,s9s 50. it.; all
utils.: S5.25O SCOTT SANDERS. 391s
South Capitol st. TR. 1868. .
fIAD Il eompietels improvsd iots all ., Utilities
in: plans available: S1.250 each.
So. Capitol st. area--Corner, adjoining
ground. good for 1s units; floor plan avail
anle: ali utilities in: $4,000, terms.
Bethesda, Md.-Lot, 5,459 50. IT.. irreg-
ular; blks from schools. shopping: excel
lent residential area; 81 800 cash GREEN
HILL REALTY. Call Elk. S215 or PL. $500.
COLORED-NEARBY MD, Clinton Grove
Large CODED lots on easy terms We will
finance your home If desired. See our houses
for sale WYvHL REALTY CO., HI. 6S12
or HI. 1852 %
CoLoRED-a LOTS, 4sth st. ne; each
2Ox120: terms to suit buyer. Call J. H
GREENE REALTY CO., 715 Fla. ave. NV
NO; 6146 daily; Sunday or evenings, Ar
COLORED-IMPROVED LOTS for sale;
S4OO and up cash HI 5l3S
Evening star., 1947-11-09
OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNr.,

CoRNER COL. AND ONTARIO RDs. NV.
Newly decorated and in excellent condi'
tion. Second floor. rooms. all CHEEKY
facing busy coumhia rd. Suitable Tor .am am
Rent very low compared to other locations
A. H. BAcAS, Realtor. lila H st. NV. DI
FIRST FLOOR of ne. corner 11th and 4
sts. NV. consisting OF large, bright rooml
and private lavatory for sub-lease. 1mme.
diate occupancy. Reasonable rent. Fol
further fYr ~ information rns call RuDDEN & COIN
DOCToRs, DENTISTS. BUSINESS MEN
Ideal NV. location for ofices or suites ir
new modern bldg. immediate possession
coHN. CO SIlties iNc., ians7eS Ex 57es. AA o1N Q
CONN. AVE. AND ST. N.W.-Excellent
suite of ofhees; elevator building; approx:
a!f!S fSckEs ssso sslsoi s. fSSa ES JAMES
WISCONSIN AVE. several blocks north Of
Sears Roebuck-seyeral desirable Furnished
rental: rental: Or. 4sss or vi. vi 5se7. s1I'' Mii
approximstely 1900 g; T.; excellent ono Staces !:
N4ffoNxL N1ffkGEx sef9iso PsorEss1oNAL ES s assoao,
viii share ofnces with quiet tenants. l Ice
and L small rm. available. Telephone EA
10th and F N.w.--onaces available in lge
downtown building; 500 to 5000 square IT
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 < st. NV.
DOWNTOWN LOCATIoN-Heat and ligh
furnished; 3 car lines within block 2ne
floor: $50 SO. #. in 3 adjoining rooms; 81
iii sth ST. NV. near G-4-story and
basement; ideal for ofices or light mfg.
will divide or rent as entirety: immediate
occupancy; NORRIS MUSHINSKY, office,
ME. 333S: res. WA. O712. lie
817 14th ST. N.W:-Burchell Bldg: upper
floors, $4,000 So. #. of desirable ONCE space
in excellent downtown business district:
good light and ventilation. exceptionally
good bus and street car transportation
facilities; attractive lease to responsible
elevator service; brokers cooperation So
licited H. CLIFFORD BANGS, Realtor.
exclusive. 200 Investment Bldg. 18th and
SITS NV ME 024O
Evening star., 1947-11-09
WATERFRONT pRopERry-sALE.

WATERFRONT lots and sottases; ,. come
Beverly ave, Beverly Beach, Mayo Nd.
ise. bedrooms, living loom room, kitchen. utility
porch heating ns i1.. plant assrn tug aad
sRsSk sRsaSa1 .;fsRssu sssS Astss 3 eE
Gsf a1aMs om NR SaeeT BATE cs nfS' a 1sssJ
GAY RIDGE. near Anna polis-An all-year-
round bay front home; living room. dining
sereened sepmi si'I porch on ' ist d.; md H.. bed
shower shower bath houses; elec. stove, refgr;,
Nj %Rs ssat cusaaRp ssas oR :5ss: s7ss
IoSG IoSi BEACH BARGAIN-Rustie cottage.
furnishings. II you want this one don't
s eE ay oomons s ssnd fd Dn urn left at
BAY. u; Z .J ho2GKIILL; .2a n y, INC; cs;,...n..22.
One beautiful extra-large waterfront lot,
bathing boating fishing. ETC.; priced very
Sx f ssS q csset mqsa ssaeR 0f ssvsn Sss e.
island rd. then turn left. Phone DU.
BEAuTffGI Tazt TfffHa's SUMMER HOME on ches.-
psaks Bay ne. nsT; also o5s9 5s9 wooded lots;
3S ACRES beautiful high wooded land, with
view of Chesapeake Bay; only l blk. from
bay; all waterfront privileges, boating.
bathing, fishing, etc: ideal for estate,
camp or club, or profitable for subdivision.
A bargain at only S6,95O; terms ARRANGED.
See MR.. CARTON at Calvert Beach Pavil-
ION Sunday Take Solomons Island rd
through Prince Frederick Z miles, turn
SEVERAL large lots right on the West
River for immediate sale: restricted, good
roads. electricity, gas. and water avail
few houses for sale. Shady Side Is one
Of the finest communities on the Chess:
Side, Nd Te,. West River 42-F-5.
CContmusd On Next Psss.1
Evening star., 1947-11-09
STORES FOR RENT.

sST A. a.: s5s 81
BLgyMER Co. 617 Pa. ave. Sc, FR.
1883 ssss p ST. at wisconsin taeorsetoWn,.
nn,,i tsTsi : also = available. Seen sat and 81 sun
KhNsiNGToN. KEW 4 eiT5 Mp-Nex stores to be
information, call PL. 07s4 or write Box
133, Kensinston, Md. 10
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-In the Wash
ton: Va. located at the cioverIeaf inter
SsPs MssI the MSdsln dra e. o
as1y be oesHPsa 1z 5F?sen esd gse T.
Gsr Sa'n h1@a monS reas tai o1s
those now operating in the Shopping cen:
sa III q
BEST BUSINESS BLOCK IN $500 blk.
speet cs aHe THoAs s. SPY wsa c
sEeoSD e ii Col coMRERciaL, nj aSS1 and and NV
ass1oo; ' rear '0ie.aa aliey. IA. oe4s | after sH
sioi 10 N M.saRTa9s on R1aRiss: B1vp-sev modern
ment; .freproof: desirable location for any
esl Between Is sn and pn re- Ss5s
NEAR 9th and G SITS. N.W.-Can be leased
s1r any kind f Of business. 5u mess LLOYD R. Turner,
ss sss 75h ST. + SWaeod ne 1eaa GEORGETOWN oea
ton; brick BLDG, recently restored, oil INV.
5oS5: 5osEPN Wo NJ 5sS5 %1sE 1889 Wis ave: g PU:
BAsEMEST SIVS; len 'sT5 STORE at eo4 st. NV. Will
give long lsass Has about in goo Gs4 So IT J.T Of
mHh' nsth ANb aSf srs. N NENdround floor store,
1890; very busy neighborhood; immed.
a0e6 eo faE5s i4i5 esR e. nR
sfokE sfeS FOR RENT OR LEAsE-Lse.: I'M
GsS''ss gs Sh s1Ss 1HSs sit.;
: STORES on west side Of 14th ST., be
Tween DseemSsr St and pf s7a4 ave- NV"
t isis 18th sT. N.W.Estore consisting Of
rooms and modernistic bath; newly re-
able for barber shop. beauty parlor. grocery
store. delicatessen, tailor shop or any type
Sf Oqfnesi H EBHRA BGsseSSion n g9sss eo G5
HEART sI2 RI" OF ef BETHEsDAiNTriansuar and
unusual corner. Old Georgetown I'd. AND
M5pn aundy iet any cand o
etc. A. H. BACAs, Realtor. lila H st.
DiGNifIED LIMEsToNE-FRoNT. modern
small building, on wisconsin ave. approxi-
mately 1900 50. 1T. on each of two floors;
second floor contains beautiful apartment;
Scar garage, gas heat. will rent entire
building to responsible firm on long term
lease j. A. WEINBERG CO.. Realtors,
1907 H st. NV. Ma. $500. -l3
STORE SPACE AVAILABLE at reasonable
price in attractive, established downtown
ShOn conditiOned. hitting rooms and
alteration facilities included; also merchan-
RENTAL oPPoRTuNTTY-Private building,
more than 400 So IT., central downtown
location; low rental: for immediate occu,;
pancy; ideal for upholstery. Venetian blind
and shade shop, luggage repair, ETC. Phone
EASEMENT STORE. downtown location;
heat. light furnished. 617 Eye st. NV.
18th AND H SITS. N.E.-2nd- floor store or
office. only S65 mo. Apply at once. 1895
Evening star., 1947-11-09
LOTS WANTED.

TO LOTS for fne det. residences IL
good NV. section. BOX 101-K, Star. 3
LOT IN DISTRICT, suitable for bungalow
reasonable. Box 42s-R, Star. g
WANTED TO RENT, in Northwest, high
fenced grounds to exercise boxer dog
Box Ills, Star. IL
30 FIT, BY 1a5 OR $50 FIT, End CONNER
cial. corner preferred on heavy, traffc
thoroughfare. desire owner to build IN s,hi. Re.
party. Brokers invited. TW. 0924. II
Evening star., 1947-11-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1888 HALF ST. SCI story, freproot
brick warehouse, consisting Of ONCE and
pvt. toilet room, shop and S,o5 workman nan
suitable for various lines Of business.
refriger alton. electrical motor work, glass
shop etc. HARRY JUSTINE, 1427 Eye
st NV, MA. 2S44. y
close to downtown, approx. 5000 So. IT.:
also warehouse with approx. 10000 So: It.
For information call w. J, RosENTH.AL'
EN-. 6027.
UNDER LONG-TERM LEASE-Will build
warehouse suitable for tenant on 45.000
So. it. industrial property with railroad
sign. Box 449-M, Star.
NOW LEASING new fireproof warehouse.
10000 SO. it. on one floor; available about
March 1st; will divide into smaller units.
J. A. WEINBERG CO., Realtors, 1907, H
st. NV. MA. $500. ID
Evening star., 1947-11-09
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: mail and
switchboard service; stenosrapher avail
able. 4l9 Bond Blds.' 14th and New York
Is CARRoLL AVE. Takoma park-Fur-
nished desk space; stenosraphic service
modern once. 81. 17S5, Monday. -
Evening star., 1947-11-09
OFFICES WANTED.

TWO MEDIUMS SIZED or one large and
one smaller office; furnished or unfur-
nished; vicinity 18th and H NV; refer
ences supplied. Elk. 1908. 10
Evening star., 1947-11-09
FARMS WANTED.

WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
WANTED-Farm or acreage: accessible to
saltwater fishing give details and price.
WILL TRADE my home in city. for farm
west of Wash, d. c., or Colorado, or New
Mexico. Box l17-S. Star.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
STORES WANTED.
STUDIOS FOR RENT

STORE WANTED in thickly populated
neighborhood for exceptionally modern
cleaning establishment or valet shop. Give
full details. Box l3S-M. Star.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

PRIVATE BALLROOM-Alsol large studio
for card parties, meetings, rehearsals. Also
poses. will accommodate $50. FoI
further information phone Ma. 1862. -
Evening star., 1947-11-09
ACREAGE WANTED.

100 TO $50 ACRES, Is to % miles from
downtown. Prefer to pay under $3.50 pei
acre. MA 9257 between 8 and 8 weekdays
Evening star., 1947-11-09

FAIRFAX CCUNTY-l0 acres. 90O-foot
frontage on main highway, S3,750; 22
i acre. wooded, 3a4 miles D. c., $4,000.
Also some small acreage with streams.
A. G. ANDERSON. 4253 Fairfax DIR.
Arlington, Va. OK. 3240. q
s;AcRE Woo.DERs TRAAcT on ,lI. blaek;toD s.n,,
Silver Spring. wooded acres also ad-
Joining above tract.
near bus, church and stores: 10 miles out.
4h acres, fronting on 2 roads, near
Highland: very productive: priced very
JOHN BuRDogTs colesville, Nd, ,Gall
Evening star., 1947-11-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

5000 SO. it.. preferably
in vicinity of mid-14th st. DE. 5435.-1l
Evening star., 1947-11-09

AZ ACRES, cleared and rolling. on Chain
Bridge rd.; farmhouse OF 8 rooms, neeos
house and barn; S24,5O0; easily financed.
acres; house with ami: paved roada, ona.
near Route 4; excellent location; Slo'ooo'
& acres, wooded with stream: nice build:
ing site: good location $1,000. HUGH
sno AWE %
Evening star., 1947-11-09

VIRGINIA-6h acres. 2s miles D, C. over
good highways 6-room house. bath, cleo.
concrete basement with laundry trays.
newly decorated, electric range, refriger-
deep stream, about 25 it. wide through
property. stocked with bass, Young or
chard Of 80 trees. Large chicken house
1900. $1,000 cash. balance monthly.
40 acres. miles Manassas. All In
cultivation and pasture. 6Ox24 chicken
house. barn, all nee. bldss., in good repair
7-room house. BATH cleo, oil space heater.
railways bus, school bus. stores, etc Re
duced So 900 to $11 800 for 10 days only;
IL acres, cleared. old houses, good
roads, $3.50. A. r. CULLEN, National
Bank Bldg. Phone $40 Manassas, Va.
Open Sunday afternoon. -
Evening star., 1947-11-09

FARMS FOR SALE IN VA.
265 acres: stone and frame house;
bal tn, elect near bus; "a mi. D. C.
ia acres ON Goose Creek; 7-room
house; M fns location location sss ssautltpl nd6 view Of
Rt so. S14,50O. WEST g. TAYLOR,
Evening star., 1947-11-09
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

CAN SELL YOCR BLDG NOW-Nothine
too large or too small. What have you?
"WE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value we can secure s1t u pYEehaIs5 @ IT5 yoSr
Licensed, Bonded Broker. RE. 1855
Evening star., 1947-11-09

COLORED-VACANT,o open today 3-5, 174O
N. H. ave. n.w.-Att., doctors! Excellent
location for hospital or clinic: impressive
brick corner, IS rooms, baths: investi-
gate at once. Mr. Carpenter. URCIOLO
REALTY CO., NE. 1915 evenings, RA.
COLORED-7 APTS. 1st commercial; new
furnace Just installed; income 1894 month
y; priced Z times annual INCOME; good
Ray Morse. SH. 4977, with BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors DU. s55s.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

See See MASON HfRsT. Annandale. Va, at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 6el2
Closed Sundays.
COUNTRY ESTATE and farm: e. lovely
Eeesburs eedSi SA'i and ID Middieburs hunt country;
lovely restored house built OF
the the valley alley below and across the valley can
be. seen the Blue Ridge Mountains; Penn. m.
Sgsrd sysna oo4s ont'h Tepsess o1e nnuua
wide with Dutch oven and cranes. original
hardware 1st f. ly rp.; din a,d rnI modern 5ed
Ssa5 Ss,hs Sting sesTm, han. ss1 fne iEs
Closets: laundry, shower and toilet IN il,
+; snIs ap9r es a ed Stone
tool shed. woodshed and storage rm.;
sss r esss s5s prssd Sssn 'Ps DD
IT, RiD:ss sss gan HMrs H sfEef5 T. IN tS1 fEs
EALwAy, FARM I'm near ODE Hsmtnston; sssy 3
s r.. barn; $4,000; easy terms 43 a.
narn nr It, vf bus: ssoss ss5oo ss! is a. a. g.
ssTnsS prssow m9asan semnson hoa ".
Dan.X pAnM on .y hy with s pSastn pSsen nd
modern cooling room; 4,bedroom' 81, room an all
very productive: some woods iii large rs
main on farm JOHN BURDOFT, Coles.
Vile. Md. Call Ashton lMd) 3s46. -l6
Mr. sEAsLsvmLE oa.sn mm1o9 cons2, Ssns ssTss
4 large bedrooms; oil heat; includes
farm % implements, some livestock. groyy: V
ing crop; all fenced; 30 acres tillable
and grazing, some fruit: has nice sp-
proach;. house sets back nicely. frontins ;lII
Nd. Cali Ashton fMdD 3S46. -16
COMMITTING DISTANCE-133-acre mod
with shade. 2 tenant houses, a6 stanchions'
large machinery shed. all other necessary
IS acres permanent pasture with large
stream running. 10 acres OF WOODS, pal
ance under cultivation; black-top I'd run
ming to farm from highway. JOHN BUR,
DOFT, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton tMd)
2oo.ACRE DAIRY FARM-Upper Mont.
eomery County; 30-cow modern dairy
barn; shipping to Washinston market;
very productive land. W. MARSHALl
WHITE, Dickerson, Nd. Poolesvflle Sa97
Evening star., 1947-11-09

near Central avenue: sewer trunk line
through property will trade clear at 81 SS5 >
Tsskdszs sss 1eE ggEfRMsE5 sA
crest. cs T. Fl, Davis Park AND colebrooke: all
ssImi atlties ipc H cARozzA Pa.sS CO. Realtors m
" WWooDBURN, a hlahly restricted is d subd- sussA
section Of Goldsboro and River rds;; op- t :
posite, Kenwood. Monts omery -. COUNTY 1aEsi
neUsa y s in Tn rous but
soon have paved streets and utilities. In In
spect this close-in subdivision today Oh
cAsis e2Is OF join iSiii irARk-Level lot, 100 by
MIS-, MIS- ggReEss' Realtof' elos Broad st.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS EsTAIEs--Beautiful
elusive neighborhood; $4,000 for quick
eoSN ss5s oMNEf x1h. ExTEN1Rbs IL s6R beautiful adj
lots, approx. 10000 So. it.. possible End
com owner m0vng ngenNN mSSs sell sHRhEp hi week h
$500; sun. VI. $500. Ext. 124.
LARGE LOTS, 7Ox265. gravel street beau
eVerythins elIul tffns es EsnSam Saaa' Ma; Ma $50 ~
and es ssc3sy SHsG0 Bs4an sRG
\ i lot, esx15o. foundation and footing;
-4ADS, COnCIClt oGlCCk S4oJ WotSA oAo
electricity; Lanham, Md: $1,000.
l lot. 1OOx200. electricity and city wa
ter near: Temple Hill $1,000. ALVIN
IDEAL SITUATION for 12-unit apt, on
Minnesota, ave. Sc. Over 10000 50. it.
Close to stores, schools. etc.
1908 White pl Sc. near Pa. and Mlnn
aves.-Room for duplex and Aunt bldg
1Ox20 house on lot with bathrm. and toll
2 lovely lots on Highwood Dr.. one Of
Washington's finest residential areas.
114-116 Yuma st. SEE lots, 25xl25,
or one 5Ox125, priced right. For full par
ewes. VI. $3.50. Ext. 41o. With r. PAUL
MUDD. 240S MINI. ave. Sc. .
FALLS CHURCH--A very desirable lot, one
Of the prettiest lots left, in the heart o.
this desirable area; corner. huge old trees
SO located to leave room to build you, YOU
home without disturbing them; 19-fool
frontage, 125 feet in depth: price reduced
Aurora Hills beautiful lots. lovel,
trees, fine neishborhood; $4,000 ans
Army-Navy dr.. opposite 18th hole sol
course-A beautiful lot. 21.406 50. It:
running 159 feet on Arny-Navy dr.: thi!
| is an unusually desirable lot. ROMYI
8. Arlington Ridge I'd. IA. 24s4, Gil
Bill. -
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
England Must Cut Expenditures To : Ease Economies

LONDON, (H0 - Sir Stafford Cripps, minister of economic af- fairs, served notice yesterday that Britain immediately must cut ex- penditureS on housing, factory construction and new capital ma chinery by $500 100000 a year to help ease deepening economic crisis.
 Sir Stafford declared the labor government expects to balance it's overseas accounts by the end of 1948.
 Beginning a review of Britain's critical economic position in the House of Commons, Cripps added that the problem of balancing trade with dollar countries was far more difficult than that of bal ancing total overseas payments"
 Cripps said it was impossible to make fully accurate forecast but, allowing for various contin- gencies, i've calculate that we should arrive at an approximate balance of our total overseas pay ments by the end of next year"
 "The problem of our dollar balance of payments is very much more stubborn of solution and is indeed the central problem with which we in this country, like so many other countries, are today faced" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
Cruening Outlines Alaska's Needs

CHICAGO, R)-Ernest Gruen- ing, governor of Alaska, declared today that Alaska's strategic inn portance is not sufficiently real ized that only through state hood can it become a "bulWark of defense for the Northwest, the United States and the Western Hemisphere"
 Addressing the Chicago wo- mans club, Gruening said Alas ka is the only part of America which extends into the Eastern Hemisphere. And it is the only part of the United States which fronts on the Arctic Circle. If we had two Senators and a Congress man, we believe we could be bet ter heard in Washington"
 The governor said the Territory needed a stronger coast guard service, $9O,OOO annually for agri- cultural research, lower freight rates and more settlers.
 He said the Soviets are develop ing Siberia, with agricultural ex- pertinent stations every 100 miles" and are pushing agriculture fur ther and further north, tieing it in with industry, mining and the mil itary."