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APTs. FURNIsHED Cont ]

SRiGHTWOOD-5 rooms kitshsn. prsya,fss pn,,ss
home; Q months advance; SIs5 mo. "a
EtkinaRooM, LIVING ROOM and kitchen for
rent Furnished; nf SOC sass = month. 7oi ST.
tITRa DEsIszSLE swo.ss,droom 4, furnished BED
@ dis @NGoMAR ssss ST. NV young men,
Sass, yT e share .se stb hSuse yets
Can Or. 3o5s Or visit. 2. to pm:
EMPLOYED LADY viii share comfortable,
ssttfactiyely s furnished Groom, KITCHEN and
each: sH. s55S after ) pm. or or " write BOZ
IyfRS LARGE SssoG coRsER. 4-window room. BEDS.
NV After pm. weekdays and at ali day az
0PEN-aoo North Carolina ave, s,e.-lst-
bath, Venetian blinds; gas. electric. heat
See see R afs TassE NE@ fsiRsd aos g. os ~ si26 mo
HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps 4, furnished. ex-
nv..RNt re tn sYilt %.y Sr SO EM 525s
with breakfast space, bath. auto. heat
and hot water, porch; nice yard; st floor;
5sos svennss Haeu' children
YOUNG LADY, bet. 25-35, TO share nicely
iurn 6ed.@;, iiy Tm., PVT. bath apt. with
iasa iassnfa MoSTAGGE 5saE GE 81 III NV. Va blk 18th
no cooking; couple preferred; gentle home;
isSS %salf; goIiET 81 ST. 0StN s.w., Apt. a-B-Lady
wishes to share her one-bedroom furnished
ssssaarotment ssao with another lady; $50, .u
2I1O r ST. NV, near Conn. ave down.
town-Very large studio and kitchen enc
Ps Ps 0sts s for pr sduts fIs .ssSe so pG cs. r
furnished apt. with another young lady;
conveniently located; S37.50. Call DI
1892 after il am. for appointment "A
NEAR SH0REHAM-Lady will share nicely
furnished apt with another settled lady;
$37 mo Phone DU. 4692. or Box 22s-C,
GIRL TO SHARE room in apt. with my
daughter; neat and congenial, willing to
share duties; privileges use of piano:
home atmosphere; $50. 2517 Mozayt pl.
aiE sisa HRRYSoMINe AVE. N,w.-aentlem.n
TO share 3 rooms. 2 baths, furn., with
Army major; $50 each. DU. $3.50. -
OFF conn. AyE.-Basement apartment
utilities insludsa; $40 perm per mo, 1883 7th
GIRLS 80, to share 6-rm. apt with 2
other girls; $40 includes rent and utili-
ties; inmed. avail. 1454 Euclid ST. NV,
ISIS PARK RD. H.w.-Bedrm. and kitch-
en- for quiet employed lady only, share
bath with l other; Sl3 week. IS
COLORED-ONE LARGE furnished room,
kit, semibath: reg. employed couple. $3.50
each. Box Bob. Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwesf

FOR SALE By OWNER years old: g.
rm. detached brick house Just west of
Georgia ave-: bedrooms, 2 baths. End
floor: den or bedroom with private en-
trance and full tiled bath on first floor;
fun bsrnt. with maids room and shower
Oil heat: convenient to shopping center
and school. Gail RA. 1860 for appoint
BRfGHTwooD-Two 2-story row bricks,
8 rms, and bath, gas heat. Must be sold,
Best location in BriEhtwood. For in
tormation. call MR.. JOSEPH PRICE,. pI.
LOCATED m ROCK CREEK PARK section,
roof; bedrooms, iuii BATHS ts1' On sesond sta.s
foor- Large living and dining rooms.
hall entrance, large kitchen and den. Rec
reaticn room with fireplace; gear built-in
sai for appss EDwARD' sS'0 c. HoEMEAp. HoEaiy2p.
NORTHAMPTON ST.-Detached center.
han frame, cypress shjns.e. slate roof:
1st fcor. living rm., dining rn., Kitchen,
rms. bath; situated On large Tot lot; in osa- sS-
NEBRASKA AVE.-Detached corner brick.
center e haI; Is. toor; living rna dining
ns, fnor, 4 besrms, baths; 3rd door. com-
ssaipped sslaiSa Augi ugariss N ,nsHlased Esatss-
2244. -
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

3 BEDROOMS, iiy. rm., din. rm., kit,
ami; miles east of Laurel on Fort
Mead, I'd, Ss5 per mo. GULL BARBER,
YERLoOKNG the Potomac and about 8
miles beyond Chain Bridge, May 15 to
Nov. 10, at S125 per month. lower rate
for winter; rooms, bath, observation
deck; secluded place in a grove LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA.
61RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW, on Will
son blvd. bus at door; may be used as
offices, 2 front entrances; $780, available
in few days. OW. 6150 IS
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AeARTMEhrs yvAkrKn.

i - A1 A1kb A1EFSlS yeAHNt II ~.
1M,0 vE1zh,ssNg v11,.ss With TssDon.|sls gcsitlon!
proS:em nssa cal mR AYsnRT as 4os
essfh s need ss sp u e
mo-: permanent Govt employe; good refer
ences; guarantee excellent care; prefer Va,
rafofEb SE Em nodrnfss haof q M sons nae so
ladies desire furnished apt. will furnish
own linens and utilities. co. s434. 5.
ADULTS 4 q desire a-bedrm unfurn. ant;
pets. Phone co 4s26. -
fnrnished four O. i've rooms apartent =,
$500 If suitable. Call DE. 4733. 1880
am. to m. 4 to $50 pm. workdays
ARMY OFFICER, permanently assigned
On duty at Pentagon Bldg; with wife ane
or n around 70 % sioo nons; q excellent es9,
ToN, Republic 500. Ext 5so4; after {
ccHaRiIsATi1aANSs CHR AiaSs youSG o9s COUPLE. both per.
manently. employed fno children or pets)
desire 1-bedroom, kitchen and bath apt.
VI Section n as sst oas "a
Australian ao GovERNMENT sR.SSia H empIoye
sssfnfs ss'Efs Pass s3aT%ss 1aoss ADAMS
xET1ERASSA 1gi I T. AND WIFE, both Ysrmanssntly n
bath furnished apartment. NV. No
guaranteed. caii MRS. JAMES. b saso.
Law SCHOOL STUDENT and mother.
perm. Govt. employe. urgently desire apt,
kEPusE1GaS iaEP 81 1sntsra oAREER III avsSS WOMAN needs
texa location: = s@ss @ tusn. s'" q uaisrn. aSnn-
Sf Be ass fsSr1s's ss ifasR' fss sss 5't 1aa
Fsgm Sc ssSs sasRSssTtment. References il necessary:
bb6ocffo9gR2 f9g2' AND WIFE desire 3 or room
BE- 81 shsren o $500 q @Df Es s S
AMo AAtss5 SrRRWzrws IVA vi EsSiSEERs, ssaS refined COL
lege graduates, desire furn. or unfurn
or bedIml., apt. in any section. under
REGIsTERiEgDo Ed NURSE needs / or 2 bed
room unfurnished spaTtm,enti ,,i copyenisnt
child. Prefer Arlington or NV. Falls
faPpsih SIAM sfsss VETERAN and sfe
assfe sn a sood khensss No s
bedroom; bed living room, Kitchen and bath IN
VETERAN and wife desperate for apt,
pstsferaely, ply, w anfuTs no children excel
GNfyRNIsHMEb UNI ShM 'eds Ok FURNISHED a small
apartment desired by yet; wife; quiet. per
Gf asSs urssay ssss
liy, bed, kit, bath, furn. or unfurn. NO
VET AND WIFE. empl. need furn. 2-rm.
| apt. or efficiency: best references. ". S.
PARALYzED HUSBAND and employed wife
desperate for or room furnished or un-
go and husband is ready to leave hospital.
He will require special care and diets. and
| these circumstances prevent our continu-
ing to board. Please call RA. 7147, WI.
FRENCH OFFICIAL and wife desire 2 or 8
room furnished l. Or y, unfurnished apt per
DOCTOR. wife. 2-mo. o.-old, baby need an
sp any sset9n or suburb
Ss dl % SUass dsTs snln H esq
cco0iLoRaaTD Col EMpL, COUPLE. 2 children in
nursery school, desperate for Groom apt.
oIokEpp E5ah Sc pTly copPf TX desiTss tsSs
q1flfn,shed nnf nRan EnM,, apt Can pI 5s2S sss. .
hGse e np Gs1 M s5ss
bath fos adults, ! child; willing to pay
COLORED-GoVERNM o Y E d
couple, no. children, desire Groom apt,
kitchen and bath: good ref. Call NO. 1921.
q % m BROWN
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For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses for rent un-
less a Star box number is used, when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address.
which win be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
APARTMENTS UNFURNisHED.

21st ST., NEAR NW-Apartment for
rent, small: SAT mo. Box l99-C, Star. a.
COLORED-57 ST. N.E.-One-room
apt, semikit,. semibath. h-wh. and cleo
CORNER OREGON AND WOODLAND sts.
Columbia Park, Landover, Md or 4 un-
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
water in kitchen: outside toilet.
LARGE ROOM APT, bath and kitchenette;
18th st. NV. Apt. 32.
3-ROOM UNFURN. APT; newly equipped
Kitchen: vacant May p; near Shoreham
2 LARGE AND 2 SMALL. rooms: apt. for
living. business or both; fronts Conn. ave
near s: S125 mo. MI. 1898. 50
BEDROOMS, kitchen, semiprivate bath.
S75 monthly. utilities included. 1863 2sth
st. NV.
! lady; pvt. home, pvt. entrance; S75.
Write Box 446-D Star q
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Hollsrx FuRllls1lFnI z -. = !,

HOUSES FukpllSllEp {csul.l
rOkllKR Do t0NI YAGA1s nov use6 q
househcat docked near Aesete's. ayailnhle
sleeps 12.. baths; galley; 2 phones: city
lights and water; $3.50 mo: RE. $3.50.
detached 4-bedrooms 3n-bath house;
large, shady yard; 5000 mo-; available
June 70 September. 4634 30th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

FOR RENT-e-room house, tiled bath and
shower, furnished or unfurnished; excellent
condition; all utilities furnished: SI00-
S125 500 2nd st. NV. ME-. 1908.
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE and Is acres large
porch. Chapel Hill and Old Ft. Wash. rds.
coLoKED-si4 PRfNCEroN pl. n.w.y1o
rooms. attic. basement. garage; on corner;
prefer 4 adults only; $50 mo. IA. 1866.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

CO-OP. APT.-Completely furnished and
recently redecorated coop in quiet down
town location; hall, | room with Murphy
bed, kit, dining alcove and bath; $4,000
down, bal. $50 a mo. plus operating ex-
penses Of S19. Cali Mr.. Gavin, with H. G.
SMTTTHY SMI TT CO.; "a. 59o93xs 59o3x ,,..-
bath, located in ideal NV section: money
required reGIINd + to purehase. @ $I,250 Up, PARA
8 pm 5 =.
DESIRABLE room, kit, bath, NV; close
to everything: adults only. Box 307-C,
RUTLAND RiI1; COURT, 1725 18th st. NV
For resale. 8 apis. containing l room,
kitchen, reception hall and bath: priced
"a $50 and $4,000; only $1,000 to $1,000
cash required, balance on easy terms: pos
session on one of these may be had on sale.
Phone office, weekdays, for appointment to
Inspect. Exclusive Agent, EDMUND J.
sao f plan
ington's more than so cooperative apt.
bldgS.), woodward Bldg. RE. 1918, RE.
LARGE APARTMENT, very fine: 2 baths,
6 large rooms. TILDEN GARDENS, Con-
necticut ave. WO. 0129. -17
Evening star., 1947-05-04
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

2-STORY DUPLEX APT.-Not a converted
dwelling; in splendid neighborhood; transp
CRANE g. HELAN, Realtors. 81. 1000, eyes.
FoUR-uNIT APT. BLDG, Congress Hgts,
5 years old, excellent condition, income
$3.50 per month. $4,000 first trust.
Owner must sell; will sacrifice MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 1881 until pm.
APARTMENT HOUSE, converted, units,
IA rooms, 5 baths, near Scott Circle; fur
nished crosses $1,000 yearly: substantial
cash; less than 5 times gross. DUPONT
REALTY CO.. 311S Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
Call DU. $500 till 10 pm. everyday,
Evening star., 1947-05-04
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.
FOR RENT BY WEEK, furnished apt,
Ocean City, Md, / block. boardwalk. at
rear porches; separate maids quarters.
Supply own linen and silver; through
ventilation. Call OIL. 0957.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
SUBLEASE IMMEDIATELY. one-bedroom
apartment, furnished. In darlington, Va,
2-3 months. Alex. 1892.
APTS. SUBURBAN WANTED.
APARTMENT WANTED in nearby Mary
land s4 ,9s, ef virsinia. Call MR.. RosEsoN,
NEED SMALL BLDG. in Md. vicinity; will
pay S45 by May 20. Phone MI 3O60.
B. F. BEAVERS
Evening star., 1947-05-04

CONTINUED 90 Next Page,
Evening star., 1947-11-13

THERE'S NOTHING LIKE lT!"
That's what everybody's say.
ing about SWERL! And indeed
that's true for when these
scientific suds go into action.
grease Is banished "vamoos.
ing" like magic! That's because
SWERL breaks up the grease
into such tiny parts that they
can't stick to water! In fash.
your dishes are free Of greasy
film ). they dry sparkling clean
all by themselves, with nary q
polishing on your part. Greasy
scum disappears from dishpan or
sink even grease-spattered
pans and egg-coated dishes come
clean in a jiffy. SWERL IN q
helpmate for mothers, too
cleaning greasy Rngerprints left
by youngsters in a fash. You'll
find scores Of other ways these
scientific suds can help you whisk
through your housework .
working its wonders in either
cold or hard water! Just one try
-. and you'll give that big green
box a permanent spot in your
kitchen and bathroom for
SWERL can do much, much
more than even the purest soapiI
Evening star., 1947-11-13
IA Editors and Publishers
To Tour Occupation Zones

Fourteen editors and publishers
are scheduled to leave by plane
from National Airport late today for
months tour Of the American
and British zones Of Germany and
Austria as guests of Army Secretary
Royal and Gen. Lucius Clay, Amer
ican military governor in Germany.
Those who will make the trip are:
Herbert Brucker, Hartford Conn
Courant: Barry Bingham, Louisville
(Ky.) Courier Journal; L. r.
Blanchard, Frank Gannett News
papers; Col. L. A. Codd, Army Ord
nance Association and Journal;
Wilbur Elston, Minneapolis (Minn)
Tribune; Robert Ferger, Cincinnati
(Ohio) Enquirer; Richard Holland
er, Washington Daily News; Charles
Gratke, Christian Science Monitor;
Charles A. Guy, Lubbock (Texas)
Avalanche and Journal; Ernest
Kirschten, st. Louis Post-Dispatch;
Ralph McGill, Atlanta (Ga) Con-
Evening star., 1947-11-13
6 Hearings Scheduled
.By ABC Next Week

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board has scheduled six hearings
next week to hear protests against
the granting of liquor licenses and
for alleged violation Of the boards
regulations.
The board, at 10 am. Monday,
will hear a protest against the trans
fer of a license from GOT H street
NV, to 11O9 Mount Olivet road
NE. Joseph and Sarah Footer are
seeking the transfer to their name
| and the new address from the D. G.
Liquor Mart, Inc.
WE. Cumberland, executor Of the
estate of Elizabeth Byrne, will an
swer to charge, at 10 am. Tuesday
of selling to an intoxicated person
and permitting disorderly persons
on the premises of the cafe at l4lO
Irving street NV.
julius and Leon Sack, operators
of a grocery store at 4709 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, will be questioned
at 10 am. Wednesday, as to who is
the actual owner of the store which
has a license to sell beer and wine
Charges have been made to the
board that they have an unnamed
partner, which is a violation OF the
ABC regulations.
The same afternoon, the board
will hear protests against the grant
ing of a license to Alfred Johnson
jr., for an establishment at 16 G
street NV.
The board on Thursday will hear
protest against the transfer OF q
LIQUOR license now held by United
Liquors, Inc, from 507 Eleventh
street NV, to 4011 South Capitol
street. Louis Brisker seeks the
transfer.
Albert S. Tucker, proprietor Of
tavern at 201 Fifteenth street Sc.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
z6zz4zza& SeGe34Z
BUY-L7NES = by Nancy Sasser
AWeek Sponsored Column Things Advertised and Interesting

Column OF Things Advertised and Interesting
a orewaned!'
Of caor io
the section S0ur
poundage Address
this
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valuable the back OF eacn can n %
BoRDENs Evapoed
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Evening star., 1947-11-13

tOIs d l. ou
only told half the story" she
complained. During that time
we moved s times and my
FRIGIDAIRE started running as
smoothly and quietly as ever
when connected again. Never a
single repair even after the
rough treatment you children
gave 1t for 80 long," Similar tes-
timonials come from many vet
eran FRIGIDAIRE owners. An
even greater. dependability Is
built into today's FRIGIDAIRE
Refrigerators! Reason Is the
"Meter-Miser" simplest re-
frigerating mechanism ever built.
So check your Frigidaire Dealer!
Made by General Motors!
Evening star., 1947-11-13
HOW ABOUT A HOLIDAY PARTY. with o.
ONE dish and few glasses to wash? Here's no
Serve SCHLITZ Beer and Bowl Spread" O
rounded by crackers and potato chips.

~ "TM NOT MYSELF UNTIL I'VE HAD MY MORNING
C1aS COFFEE!" You've heard million times. But why
wait It'll after breakfast to be yourself? II haven't
joined breakfast coffee club you're miss
xxx ing os But remember before breakfast, and all
T2&s%H through day, make coffee the right
National Coffee Association standard coffee measure
level tabespoons) each six Of water.
Of the big
You still get coffee measure by
mailing mang Nancy Sasser at I'll
New York 49, Y You'll also receive the helpful
booklet Coffee Brewing" Write today!
Evening star., 1947-11-13

stitution; Philip Parrish, Portland
Oregonian; Whitelaw Reid, New
York Herald Tribune, and Martin
Sommers, Saturday Evening Post.
Escorting the group will be 1t.
Col. John M. Virden Of the public
information division and Capt.
John Nulty II of the civil affairs
division,
Evening star., 1947-11-13
STICKING TO
81 E SIS EX-
p E N S ~ E"
FOODS an d.
getting COM
plants from
the fami i1yf
Then this news
that delicious


Raisins are now priced very ece-
nomically certainly rates your
attention. Realize how much
EXTRA-"riehness" SUNMAIDS
give plain foods how much
EXTRA.nutrition they pat Snts
them? So much, I'd advise year
using them plentifully IN saaaAs,
meat sauces, mafins and pna-
dings and mixing them with nsts
for a eonfection. For more nses
Of sUN-MAIDS, write Nancy Sas-
ser, I'll Madisoa Ave, New York
1e,, for downright Delicious
SUN-NAID Raisia Reeipesl"
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Policemen Meet Tonight

A special meeting of District po-
licemen to discuss the need for in
creased pensions for widows and
orphans of members of the Metro
politan Police Department will be
held at 7:30 o'clock tonight at po-
lice headquarters.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

will defend himself before the board
at 10 am. Friday on two charges
that he sold to an intoxicated per-
son and two charges of allowing dis
orderly persons on the premises.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

MY NJ o T Fl E r
read last weeks
"Buy-Line" about
her 20-year-old
FRIG1 D A I R E
Electric Refriger-.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
BRITAIN:
Peacetin,e Draft

Recognizing the threat to peace
that the Russian foreign policy pre-
sents to Britain, as well as to all
the world, the parliament passed a
peacetine CONSUMPTION bill, dis
tasteful as this is to the Labor gov
eminent. A curious alignment COM
bined to force passage of the bill as
Conservatives Joined with Laborites
to vote the act through. There was
embarrassment on both Sides, for
many of the Labor party members
had voted against CONSUMPTION at
the beginning of the war. The Con-
servatives, led by Winston Church
i'll, reluctantly favored a bill spon-
sored by the party they ardently
dislike. Liberals and certain paci-
fist Laborites voted mo" on bill.
The national service bill extends
the present CONSUMPTION laws. for
five years beyond January l, 1919.
1t provides for 10 months Of active
service for all men 10 to 20, and
five and a half years of part-time
service. ~
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
GERMANY:
Strikes for Food

Coal miners in Germany's Ruhr
area are striking for larger food
rations for themselves and their
families. This region is in the Brit
ish zone. More than 100000 miners
have been off the job at various
times in demonstrations against
what they consider inadequate food
allowances. Most of the Ruhr's ITO
mines have been idle at some time
or other during the past two weeks.
The Ruhr is the heart of industrial
Germany, containing coal and iron
mines, steel mills and other heavy
industries.
British authorities have been ap-
pealing, for the most part futilely,
to the miners to remain on the job.
The situation has been getting
worse for some time, largely as a
result of British inability to obtain
and transport large enough quaint
ties of foodstuffs to maintain a min
inum subsistence diet. Heavy
workers feel the lack even more
acutely, and trouble has been brew
ing all winter.
Curtailment of coal output has
serious consequences, not only for
Germany, but for 10 European
countries now receiving 10 per cent
of the German coal production.
Electric power reductions soon will
become necessary in these nations,
it is feared. In an effort to ease the
situation, British authorities are
rushing all available food from
other parts of their zone.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
18th Century Women Wore
Masks to Bar Wind, Sun

Until the 10Th century, fashion
able women of America protected
their compilations from cold wind
and hot sun by wearing masks,
winter ones being made of velvet
and summer ones of silk or linen.
Unlike other masks, they were
held in place either by the hand
or, when both hands were needed
as in riding, by a silver mouth
piece inserted between the teeth.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
Reds Control Berlin

The Berlin Trades Union organi-
cation now is completely under con-
troll of the Communist party. In the
latest elections the Socialist Unity
party, or SEQ, which is the German
Communist organization, elected 81
of its members to the 45-nan man.
aging, board. This board controls
the city's administration.
Since the Communists have 361
of the 436 delegates who elect the
board, they could have taken over
all seats.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
Less Whisky Wanted

Consumer demand for whisky is
down 20 per cent from year ago,
the distilling industry reports. Pro
duction is running at new high.
These combined facts may force
price reduction soon, retail dealers
think. They say that price resist
ance has been stiffening. Also, the
festive spirit during the victory
period has now tapered of, and
sales have dropped off naturally
from the abnormal high Of last
year,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
Modern CQvemQn

FBI agents have arrested an
army deserter who has been living
as "cave man" for the past four
years. He is John P. Lehigh, Is, of
Uhrichsville, Ohio, a former coal
miner. He was seized at the farm
home of his 80-year-old grand
mother.
When captured, Lehigh was wear
ing six sweaters, four pairs of trou-
sers, short rubber boots and a coal
miners cap with a carbide lamp.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
COAL MINES:
Closed as DANGEROUS

Five hundred and eighteen gov.
ernment-operated soft coal mines
have been closed down as unsafe by
Secretary Of the Interior Krug.
They will remain closed for an in.
definite period, until inspections in.
dictate that they are reasonably
safe" Representatives of miners
unions also will pass on the safety
element in each mine.
About 10000 miners are employed
in the 5l8 dangerous mines. The
greatest risk, Secretary Krug said,
is from explosive gas and dust. The
other 2,013 mines under federal con-
troll have reopened. It is estimated
that coal output has been reduced
about one-sixth by the closing order.
John L. Lewis, who was testify
ing before a house labor subcom-
mittee when Secretary Krug issued
the order, commented,
IT point out that Secretary Krug
is doing now what he should have
done ever since the safety code be-
came effective. He's started to en-
force his own code after Ill deaths"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
'Murderer's Eyes Aid Vets

The eyes Of a naval veteran exc
,cuted for murder will give sight to
two men, blinded at Guadalcanal.
Immediately after the electrocution
of Russell Rooms in Ohio peniten-
tiary, Columbus, Ohio, surgeons re-
moved his eyes and packed them
ina special container. The package
was flown to New York City, and
rushed to the army hospital. There
surgeons transplanted the corneas
Of Rooms eyes to the eyes Of two
sightless veterans. This operation
is possible only in special cases.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
BILBO:
Can't CLAIM, Seat

Two more operations and a long
convalescence will prevent Senator
elect Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi
from claiming his seat in the u. S.
senate in 1947. This announcement
Of Bilbo's condition was made by
Forrest Jackson, the senator's legal
advisor. Bilbo has been suffering
from cancer of the jaw.
The senate expects to adjourn for
the year by early July. Since Bilbo
cannot attend before September, at
best, he will be unable to put in a
claim for his seat this year. Mean
while, he continues to draw his pay.
Before this session began in Janu-
airy, several senators planned &C.
ton to bar Bilbo from the chamber.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-04-18
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