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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
Union Grocery In st. Louis

st. Louis = (LPA) = Another
union grocery store was opened
last week, this time in st. Louis
The store, run by the Retail
Wholesale and Dept Store Union
CIO, is stocked with staples which
are being sold at cost to meet liv-
ing expenses and force down prices
generally in the area. Customers
are invited to sign up for a pro-
jected coop store which would be
permanent replacement for the
union grocery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16

Cincinnati-(LPA) = Following
the decision by the National Labor
Relations Board that top officials of
the AFL and CIO were free from
Communist affidavit requirements,
the Int'l Brewery Workers-CIO sent
in affidavits for their four general
officers. Other CIO unions which
will file are the Textile Workers
and the Woodworkers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
IBT-AFL Worth $17,369,52O

Indianapolis-(LPA)-T The Int'l
Brotherhood Of Teamsters-AFL re-
ported last week that it's net worth
as of June 30 was SIT, ,369,520 with
net cash balance on hand of $4,-
569, 500. The IBT's net. worth in
September 1910 was $685., ,558.
Total receipts from Sept. 1, 1910
to June 80, 1947 were $22,012,158.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
Dewey Against Controls

New York-UPA )-Speaking at
the initial meeting of the New
York State food commission, Gov
ernor Thomas K. Dewey said that
he opposed state control of food
prices because such control would
keep meat from coming into the
state. The commission is now map
ping plans to help New Workers.
conserve food.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
Strike Stops Canadian Shipping

Vancouver, b. C.-LPA)-Fol-
lowing a strike vote, officials of
the British Columbia Marine Engi-
neers Union-AFL last week called
a stoppage of thirty-six coastwise
vessels in support of the unions
demands for higher wages. Most
of Vancouver's meat supply has
been cut off for three weeks now
by a similar strike of the United
Packinghouse Workers-CIO.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16

One Of the goals this year for
National Employ the Physically
Handicapped Week, Oct. 5 to II,
will be to promote acceptance
among all employers of qualified
physically impaired persons. The
slogan will be, ability Not Dis
ability-Counts."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16

Privacy is enjoyed only by those
whose affairs are of no interest
to anyone else.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16

We know a man who says he
wouldn't like himself if he were
to meet himself as a stranger.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
SafeWaY Strike Ended

New York-(LPA)-A three day
strike of $50 Safeway Stores in
New York City was ended last week
persuaded the company to grant a
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16

The Union Label is a perpetual
strike and nobody is called out!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
Credit Men See Recession

New York-UPA)-A poll of
$500 members Of the New York
Credit Mems Assn showed that
800 feel that high prices will be
the major reason for a business
recession anticipated to begin in
the second quarter of 1948. They
predicted that the steel and con-
struction industries would be excep-
tions in the general drop.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
New York AFL Bans Communist

New York-LPA)- A resolu-
tion that would prevent Commun-
lists from acting as representatives
or delegates either at Federation
conventions or at conferences parti-
cipated in by it was passed last
week by the executive council of
the New York State Federation of
Labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-16
IN THE LABOR LIMELIGHT

renewal of union shop and dues
checkoff to the Retail, Wholesale
& Dept Store Employes-CIO and
to submit wage and other demands
to arbitration. The labor member of
the committee was John p. Gro
gan of the International Union of.
Marine g. Shipbuilding Workers
CIO.
Evening star., 1947-07-16

one day, toait three full days and
recefpe the license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Nv. and r Mar; Mary n N. Robson. : y. s't i46s
m Mary ss E. Kearns. rs. So & 1910 18th St. NV,
and " gsnHp II ri g. SOS
william R; TinkeIenbers. 21, o74s Yums St.
s;sn sn,tn, and Joan M. Cough 49, 40l7 South
an as and GsTsarst i" Bakey, Is. N sSS
Frank /. cfanford, 90, 432 11th ST. Sc
and, Etheemae B. Ross 2e' Buffalo
Walter o. Kurtz, 20. Kalamazoo. Mich,
and Mary B. Newbold, 26, 1927 Blair I'd
Lawrence Hovland, 80, 1919 Massachusetts,
S04 18th St.: NV:
william H. Gsbraith' r., 23 sprn6s la0s Lay. 20
Chevy Chase. Nd.
and Irene NJ. Grant. 81, 325 18th st.
Phma0Fs ana wanda M srf0sFtsa j. Thornton ton ., foS =
william podd; So, and Helene G. Rennie'
Edward A. Wolf, A., Rome ", Y. and
AlTed Eeih G. a. whfse, sfsafs g. 5sSs ses and
Mildred Irwin. "a, 625 Est T st. NJ 1;.,r.,.r
Charles E Guy, T. %; 2gil Ii. un1Yerssin5zy y snz
joseph in L. wathen. 90. 1os 18th st. Sea
and Lille J. Mullen, 49, 1928 Trinidad
Francis M s s. ae,san, 80. 1881 snd st. ne,
and Flora DiBattista, 26, 2716 27th st.
'.%ss sss Ems dsFe MR a. !Ss? s 4ss 1871 s. s.
James A. Barnhardt, ls' ana Dorothy u.
HaPfy Pay'i Pomsrs1ta me- e1ta 9 s5 9141 Eve s.
and Beatrice Pomerantz, 26, 4331 14th
DAii valano 20; both q Hisxs ndrla, Va.
Harold W. White. 46; Whining US ton; PEI Del
and Eleanor M. Horsley' Al 1868 South
Robert be, . B. Lindberg, 81, shawn, Mass, and
.Margaret NJ. McGarvey' 22' 2l2s lun-
James Nshes0G wsms Ts 1ol1 a5 1sts s1s St Cor ss
Percy @ Mann. %. 1914 New Jersey ave.
NV, and Dorothy Tibbs, "a 4o7 N st.
Ss:s: Ts M H.n: @ II 81 Us st new sss
Frederick @ r. Scott. 21, 1415 9th st; NV.
and Thelma Marshall 49, 14os simms
Clarence M. Clarke. 20, 1444 Howard rd;
Sc, and Dorothy e. Parker 1s' 1913
Gerald R. Whitney, 10, and Moyella Gray
son, Is, both OF Falls Church. Va.
Milton e. Johnson, 90, 1913 T st; NV,
and Maudella v. Davis 20 l223 EYE st.
william W. Kimban, 50. 1ls 4th It. -.
and Lenora Z. Borsos, 81, 1919 lotn
Don A. Garlic, 2s. Detroit, and Mary M.
Williams. II, d2o 18th st Sc: r, On
Felix Marucha, 20, and Joan M. Duhn' @o'
Richard c. Holser, 81, and Virginis R.
Reynolds, 10, both OF Mount Rainier
Herman rms L. Trier, "a, 51es Ord st, NV, and
Florence Asch, p, 113 Kennedy st. NV;
Donald A. Deer. 81, ALL 3rd St NV. and
Margaret e Futch, 20, 1714 Massachu-
Horace ". Buges, %. Petersburg. Va. and
Evening star., 1947-07-16

law. Mr.. Cowan also asserted Mr..
Brotnan told a Mount Rainier
loan agency less than three weeks
before the petition was filed that
his debts were $500 when actually
they were $4,000.
Yesterdays ruling means all of
Brotman's creditors may now sue
him individually, Mr.. Cowan said.
Evening star., 1947-07-16

entering her home.
Found guilty in Municipal Court
was William George Waterman. of
the 100 block of P street NV, who
was ordered to reappear July 20
for sentencing. Waterman is under
$500 bond
The victim of the assault was
Peggy Ann Bodies, 81, who said she
is nurse at George Washington
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Bookkeeping FAILURE bdIks
Discharge Of Bankruptcy

Solomon Brotman, former opera
tor of the Columbia Electrical Re-
pair Service, 2621 Fourteenth street
NV, yesterday was denied dis
charge of bankruptcy for. failing to
maintain books showing the true
state of his financial condition be-
fore he filed petition in bank
ruptcy last December.
Bankruptcy Referee John A. Bres-
nahan, in making the decision, sus-
tanned the objections of Attorney
Lee w. Cowan, trustee. who said
that, for at least six months before
filing the petition, Mr.. Brotman
Evening star., 1947-07-16

the man came from nowhere" to
grab her as she was unlocking the
door to her home in the 900 block
Of H street NV. Police quoted her
as saying she broke loose and ran
into the house. She said she tele-
phoned for aid as Waterman re-
manned outside, pounding on the
locked door.
Evening star., 1947-07-16

c.4.ses s sd j. xassr hsssr 3D. j. 1855 Is sss 81. e. NV
and Louise Harris, 81, Manassas, Va.
virgil Williams 56, s45 Lamont st NV,
and Inez Frazer, As. 1911 New Jersey
ave. NV.
Mareie irving, "a, / sos Eye st. NE
Robert T. Jones, is. 171S You St ne, and
Lulu M. L. Wardell, 10, 1777 You st,
Gilbert r. Simmons 80, s1s E st. ne, and
Vera @. De Hart, 21, Vienna, Va.
Frank o. Rams, 10, Keevanna Ind, and
Christine P. Wagenaar, II, so You st.
Francis x Hughes %, 1921 sth st. NV,
AND Florence E. Smith, 90, 5106 sth St.
Robert c. whayne. 35. 1920 14th st. NV,
and Mavis e. Burnett. %, Chicago.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Youth Awaits Sentence
In Seizing Of Nurse

Judge Ellen K. Raedy yesterday
convicted a 21-year youth Of simple
assault on a young nurse who
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,Us couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1947-07-16

The United States automobile in
dustry has approved plan to make
all bumpers the same height, thus
eliminating in the future the fire.
quent annoyance OF locking bump
ers with cars in front or in back.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Deaths Reported

Sarah Taylor. SO, 1861 Crescent pl NV.
Dora c. Schrader, "a, 1016 Sth St ne
Margaret " O'Connor, 81. 5000 18th st.
Mary E. 8. urda. II. a51e S. Dakota ave.
Mary N. Mccolgan, rs, 3o40 st. NV.
Egbert Clark rs, Broadcreek. Md
Ihomas F.. Donovan, ~, Cabin john Md
Elizabeth M. Earnhart. SO, 1856 1st st.
williai J. Baldus, 81, Newport, Md.
August F. Moeller, 81, 1471 Harvard st.
George A. Ramming, "a, Al T st. ne.
Harry j. Rhatigan 5s, 1909 Allison st.
Elbie Huffman. 56. Arlington, Va.
Carson Hickman, "a. 1928 ST. se.
George B. Sparks, 40, 1445 Ogden st. NV.
George Singer, AZ: 433O 37th st. NV.
Sophie Talmont. 80. 1857 Fairmont ST. n W
Mary c. Mcmahon, %. Chevy Chase, Nd
Infant Hadaway. 1888 C st. Sc.
Infant Smith. st. AIMS Home.
Caroline B. Browne, infant, Arlington Va.
Boyd A.. Hampton. infant. Arlington, Va
Infant Bose. Forrestville, Md.
virginia R. G. johnson, "a, 756 Gresham
william Il Herring. ~. s14 ard st. NV.
John Wright, 65, .726 2Ist st. ne.
Charles W. Randolph, e3, 1870 champlain
st. NV.
Annabelle Nightingale. 81, MAYORS CT
Alice Thompson, 81. 44e st. NV.
Fanny Alexander, AZ, 8 Aliens CT s.w.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Where 70 IsSc}A
What 70 p2KtF|
~ ~ - .IlglI W !

DANCE.
Senior dance. Jewish Community Cen:
ter, Sixteenth and Q streets NV, $3.50
~ ee AsS ASSas Naps syers IS s
through February s. go !,
FOREIGN FILM.
at Community Education. Inc, 935 9 place
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
LECTURES.
d.,1a 1.-THE Apnunsia.ion m By Jan Van Eysk. hs
lecture hail, National Gallery Of Art, S
o'clock this afternoon,
Rituals sn sna s assea s. Rsb5
Henry M segal Of B,nai Israel Congresa--
tion, at the Jewish Community Center. 8
o'clock tonight.
MEETING.
NoAR Labor Zionist Youth Group. at
5swsn Genfsr non;aht
Members and guests.
MUSIC.
Alexander Kousueil. cellist, and Annette
aasry 1865 Essissa aa
NV. 5 o'clock this afternoon. -
enOTsa Organ recital recttal Al Souls Unitarian
Louis Jones, vioiinist. and Warner Law
court. National al Gallery Of Art. o'clock
tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
National Gallery of Art. Sixth street
and Constitution G agenue MW' open 10
Sundays; etchingS and drawings by al
phonse Legros. French artist, from the
Arts cas Il eessrTy ssr
NV, open II am. to pm. weekdays and
Ras 4 y RE- sna sIndays aas5nfs nfsr e. Rsm By
OAR Museum, Seventeenth and D streets
opeP 10 am to pm M0nday,
gallery, and Albums Of America in the
north gallery. thIcagh January p;
0ads street NV opsn
and a nd to p pm. sS Sundays; days. srysantias
fss Isa.ed sns Wds ander main
lobby in Commerce DEPARTMENT Building,
Fourteenth and F. strsets,N:W.; open an: n:
Howard University. Founders Library.
open to 10 pm daily PhStogEaPhs not
Howard University, Gallery Of Art. open
days; modern sculpture, through January.
p m. Saturdays and II 40 am. to 10 pm:
Sundays: original Lacock Abbey copy OF
the Magma Carta, on loan from the British
until December 10, 1a4S;
flutes and related materials from the Day
ton c. Miller collection. for an indefinite
period; world map indicating. the trouble
spots" in each weeks news, for an indefl-
mite period; original draft of Lincoln S
Gettysburg address, for an indefinite
period; exhibit marking the centennial
of Iowa, through February.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, open 9
a m. to 4:30 pm, Mondays through Fri.
days and am. to noon Saturdays and
oil and temperas by Djanira,
Brazilian artist. through January.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Births Reported

Frank and Edith Albrittain, boy.
Robert and Ellen Brewer, boy.
Phillip and Agnes Brooks, girl.
Davis and Mary Boster, girl.
Charles and Agnes Bruce, boy.
Raymond and Goldie Burdette,. boy.
Harley and Mary Climpson, boy.
William and Ethel Dabbs, girl.
John and Lorraine DeCloff. girl.
John and Marie DeMott, boy.
David and Lillian DeBernardo, girl.
Alison and Elisabeth Dowty, girl.
Charles and Eleanor Frady, girl.
Alvin and Rosella Fraley, girl.
Walter and Rita Cover, boy.
Francis and Edith Griffith, girl.
Milton and Marian Harlow. boy.
John and Agnes Harrell. boy:
Edward and Geraldine johnson, boy.
Nelson and Paula Jones, boy.
John and Christine Kemp. boy.
Billie and Patricia Lane, girl.
James and Mildred Mccormick, boy
Maurice and Thelma Mcdonald, boy
John and Catherine Pugh, boy.
Walter and Signe Ridlon, boy.
Row and Rose Rogers, boy.
James and Veronica Schwartz, girl.
Allen and Katherine Stager, boy.
William and Shirley Tremblay, boy.
John and Betty Walters, boy.
Ralph and Ella Weidner, boy.
Wallace and Winnie Wilson, girl
Wilson and Norma Winemiller. boy.
Robert and virginia Wing. girl
Angelo and Carrie Chapman, girl.
Nathaniel and Ida Coleburn. girl.
william and Mary Lathern, boy.
Robert and Marie Myles. boy.
Hollie and Beatrice McMurtry. boy.
James and Otelia McTtzic, boy.
James and Katherine Tyler, boy.
Vasser and Belle williams, boy.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (con.. !,

BUCKS WANTED will pay the highest
cash collars; any make, M any model. VIII
fsi Fokbs IDS WxNTEDNf zf f2 will pay the highest
Gs EAR soa5i To any sAF ske any mSae aTs at s6h
If IT's worth lot of money today it
won't be tomorrow. See WAA, sH. 44oo.
CHEVROLET owNERs-Let us mercnan.
disc your car We have the. the best py used.ear
Bob Terrett n H GENITAL mo MOTOR q M SALES
4432 Conn. ave. Open till 8, SUNDAY
FORD ;owNERs-Let US merchandise
your car. We have the best used-car
outlet in the South; ,,r, wo: 1920 o5 EN-; 975a
a4Se 9S conn. Conn., ave. S open pen ho Til 5. sandas @
BUICK ls1Sis1s owNEKs-Les us mdechandise
Bob Terrett. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
4432 Conn, ave. Open till 8. SUNDAY
PLYMOUTH owNERs-Let US merchan-
disc y9'pT car We have n the best USED sd
s!S{ soS D. TsTEsss r. S cENgRAE sMo'Tok e,
PoNTfAc oWNERs-Let US merchandise
outlet in the south. Wo s2ss Or EN-: s754
s9s a9sa eonn ave- open iii sanday
skT ToP CASH IEIeE uEogs 59z Esgr as
BR1SG s'f THAI nf Gak RH Ssoc e wAA, they'll get
tSH W. dSF ANT aasss GaRs Is Of
Don't trade on, new car, or sell to any
one until you get our big prices. Need 100
II 'G psd for vii give
II car is not paid for, will pay Of Gre balance
and pay sash difIsrenGe BARHES-sAN MES;
elusive used-car dealers. See Mr., Barnes
Only one location; Drive il % open .sS lot 1900
closed on sunday; Call North iii.
sne new s chryser 8 or spSr for future
ae,ivesy R HTng yoHr st saE ss 81 tIr R5bR
Plymogth; ll5o 18th st; NV: Ex: 4so9
se I Hrs WA OF sa asea oo ssF or
SELL Sc II YoUR sStI CAR FOR CASH to the GoL1E
MOTOR GO; 1929 q, Georgia ave-. Silver
~ doLSsS; ssd ssI.;s ~ sssS s;risi'
seMsaS sekRsGass sSs SeLDsk. 1Ss s5a s.froll &.
Taksma rsT PsEs asssTis ssoo al make,
4 isss Sc srs sssazSa @I oiee 4 AsAla"i-a
WTH 10y nss DFss os da 5SE
come to your home or ONCE: plenty parking
space Open ewes. and Sundays. WINS
MOTORS. 159 Florida ave; ne. Ex. 1893
s7sa sHsH qsSsas SR aouR caEFoads
sTEuART MOTORS; 3rd and Il sss: N ne
SERVICE. I126 goth st. NV District
PRICES OF USED CARS are coming down.
Self it now through WAA, SH. 400. rs
PIYMOUIH-Cesh tor yorr car. no reg
tape sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN 253 Garroh
FORD WANTED will pay the highest
cash dollars; any make, any model. VIII
IIAMS AUTO SALES, r. Lave. at goth
St me-, Adams S344.
CHEVROLET WANTED wiz pay the
highest cash dollars; any make, any MODEL
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, Il. ]. ave. a.
SOth st. me-. Adams S34A.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

oF sss o. I mods sa0G Car win No pay fss
sb ARMY asa type s9a Sss sSed
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY Cash for
new Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth. Spruce
Ta15s BEs1 n WxH ssf1 il the edsss
TaouGa s:hF' VIZ 2n wos Be- opeD for auction
G sa your 'in nanDsf I'm nov WIKI k4S sH saS
FoRDs. chev.. Plymouth, Buick, Pont.
WAsHsGroN Sass is5t osn AFRO 81 AucTnos taGS viii
open Jan. s5' pm. S511 coiesyille I'd.
DEALERS from coast to coast are waiting
MEbicAn MAA 81, rtea92s1c1AN 4aa2 urgently nee needs
new or 1916 Chevrolet or Plymouth for
emergency night calls. Will pay $50 above
dealers price. Call GIL. 1927 after.
PRIVATE ARTY wants clean 'ss. 40, Al
Ford, Plymouth, Chevrolet, 4-door, state
particulars, cash price, no dealers. Box
JOINING :IoIh MY HUSBAND overseas five
years, now on island where car is neces-
EsS cSsa cSssloss ts t. ps%ou s%s t2r h# sso ss
FIRST VALUE used cars WHEELER, INC.
eonsn. En- 4soo $751; sse no to $50 p pm
AUTOMOBILE oWNERs-Let US merchan-
disc your car We have the best used,oar
desired desired SSry We a9ss @rd eT EN-. Bes
te sell your car see JACK jack Blank drst
Aess ReDE cash PoNc pFss ane Co.
Largest Pontiac Dealers, 1887 Irving st.
aGToMosIIEs aEi' aR sSGS WANTED to sell; will sell
sSps I sod 0 soH MooR Sales e enasse
NJ, olCes I'd MoDrT Ton TR eSeS,oet eSe9 or pv
Hss;s1 SsSsa sssg ssssgg ana Clean saasi'os ssH
SEsESTIY NE NEEpEp-An AL. types of ssss s
cAsTLEBERRY. 1910 Bennins rd. ne.
fkiyzTE a.s PARTY RITZ Will viii , buy a from private
WfIf WfIE rET sSGa $500 Or CASH AS Sis1 aG new che
Ford I,:,,, Or Plym; qly, Pay for extras. ME GOAL
Ex~GI Ei Will PAY CASH for 1sse-ss Ford.
Chev Or Plym in good running I condition; a6ar
M, Be Peass s4
SELL SELL OR l PR TRADE hTes POUR CAR at aorner's
Corner sThNaEX Ib q 9Th It's sass s4ss
make or model automobile spot cash.
ROPER" 1880 r. l. ave. ne. 1Ss
FORD OWNERS get every dollar your car
is worth EN- 1854, Bob Turrett, CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
any make Of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
ceiling price. 81 HAWKINS, 1888 14th
AN HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth.
Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
eTs. 5000 Georsia ave-. sH. 1900.
CASH AT ONCE-Top-dollar prices at
cOAsT-M PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave.
aofp H jGsP 8PshfE 8Psh to sss til. hsh
est cash price for your car, regardless of
make or year, u In good condition, drive
ave. ne, BRENTwooD MOTOR CO.
Open Q An. until pm.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

Phillips Memorial Gallery. 1900 Twenty
first street NV, open II am. to 10 pm.
Mondays. IL am. to 9 pm. TUESDAYS
through Saturdays, and Q to pm Sun
days: recent paintings by Mary Watkins,
through February 3.
+ FOR SERvICEMEN.
Buffet supper, $50 o'clock; Winter Car
nival in gymnasium, $3.50 O'Clock, and
dancing, $50 O'clock tonight, Penthouse
USQ, Seventeenth and +. streets NV. &
Sightseeing, 1870 O'Clock and tea dance
with orchestra, 800. o'clock afternoon:
snack supper, $3.50 o'clock: singing. and
shhowpoat e1oSk to;rs ona danss is ci'9 & or
1911 street NV.
Sightseeing tour Of National Archives
Building. leave club lounge. Q o'clock this
afternoon; buffet supper, 6:15 o'clock, and
scayenger hunt, 9 o'clock tonight. uSo
For of1cers: Bridge, 8 o'clock this after
noon: buffet supper, O'Clock. and dancing
fn esnG nb 9f s Gntsd Natons 4s
Twenty-nrst street NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Irish Lecture Scheduled

The Rev. DR.. James A. Geary OF
Catholic University will continue his
lectures on high lights of Irish his
tory before the Douglas Hyde Gaelic
Society at 9 pm. Tuesday at the
Roosevelt High School. Thirteenth
and UpShur streets NV. The lee
ture will be preceded at 8 pm. by
the start of new classes in Gaelic.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
(Juiide for
eterans
By Moi. Thomas M. Mol

In Lne CdTuS LOT LOQdy are QueS-
tions and answers.
Query from T. F. H., Seattle: "Can
I 60 to school under the GI bill for
two years, quit and then after three
or four years go back for the other
two years of GI bill schooling?"
If you have four years coming to
you there's no reason why you can't.
But all CT bill education must be
completed within nine years after
the official end of the war.
From w. L. K, Portland, Greg:
I'm getting pension for malaria.
Will I keep on getting that pension
for the rest of my life?"
Possibly. It depends upon wheth-
er your malaria keeps coming back
for the rest of your life. Actually,
the Veterans Administration is sup
posed to give periodic physical ex-
aminations to all veterans getting
pensions Cor compensation, as it's
now called to see whether they still
rate them. But, of course, a vet
eran getting a pension for an am
putation or some other permanent
disability would keep getting the
pension for the rest of his life.
From L. H., New Orleans: "a
bunch of my veteran friends here in
New Orleans read and like your
column. But can't you give more
dope on what Congress plans to do
in the way of new veterans laws?"
That's a good question, and the
answer is yes. I not only can but
plan to. Two weeks ago the Eighaeth
Congress fell in for duty with full
combat packs What it does with
new vot rams legislation will get
four-star billing in the Guide.
From H. S. Scranton: when am
I going to be able to get my insur-
ance matters Strengthened out with
the VA? I've done everything I've
been told to do by the VA, but still
my insurance is as fouled up as
beachehead the day after the land
ing. Why?"
Wish I knew. The VA has COM
pleted the decentralization of all
its insurance activities and improve
ments should be on the way. It's
time for, and there's plenty of room
for, improvement.
From D. p, San Francisco: "I
have to go to VA hospital for my
service connected disability. Will
the VA pay for my transportation
from here to the VA hospital?"
Yes. Contact the chief medical
officer at your regional Office.
From H. w. S., Coatesville, Pa:
I'm going into a business of my
own next month. I have enough
capital to get started. Is there any
benefit you can think of which
would help me in this new en-
deavor?"
Why not the readjustment allow
ance for self-employed veterans? It
guarantees veteran who is self
employed "for profit" net profit
of 500 month for a maximum of
1925 months. Maybe you won't need
it, but if you find you do apply at
your local State employment service
office.
If you're hasy about some right
or benefit you think is coming
to you, send your query to me at
The Sunday Star. Inclose self
addressed, stamped enuelope for
a personal reply.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Society 70 Elect

The Anthropological Society of
Washington will hold its annual
.elecf'en of officers in room 1853 of
the National Museum, Tenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, at
4:30 pm.LTuesday.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
4 Ladies' Aid Plans Dinner

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Walkers Chapel Methodist Church,
Glebe and Dittmar roads, Arlington,
will give ham dinner at the church
Thursday, starting at $50 pm. Mrs.
Rober Connor Is in charge.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

CALVERT MOTORS, INC, operated by
Tom Grimm. announces its opening at 2611
Lee hwy, Arl Va, with a prewar standard
of automotive sales and service: used cars
are serviced by our complete service dept.
and sold with a warranty.
1916 Pontiac "8" Streamliner Tux
edo 4-6r. sed.. r. and h. $500
AZ Buick super 4-dr. sed, r. and
al Chevrolet club coupe r. and h. I,O45
40 buick super conv., r. and h. 1895
80 Dodge de luxe 2-dr. r. and n. 595
These cars and many others are on dis
play, l l 40 miles from Key Bridge. OW.