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Evening star., 1947-09-02
Vote Profesters
Called Before
Soviet General
Leaders of Hungory's
Social Democrats
Report Conference
by the Assoeiotsd Press

BUDAPEST, Sept. 2.-Members
of the Social Democrat Party
said today II of their 21 leaders
we're summoned before the Rus
sian commander in Hungary
after several threatened to air
publicly their protests against
methods employed by the Com
munists in winning Sundays
parliamentary elections. .
One informant said he had talked
with Minister of Industry Antal
Ban, one of the party leaders he
said were called by 1t. Gen. v. P.
Sviridov, acting chairman of the
Allied Control Commission
The party leaders were quoted as
saying that the Social Democratic
chieftain, Deputy Premier Arpad
Szakastis, argued violently with
Gen. Sviridov yesterday over the
outcome of the election. Mr.. Sza-
kasits long has been an advocate of
close cooperation with the Com
muniSts.
Three Reported to Have Quit.
Three ministers in the Communist
dominated coalition government
were reported to have quit in pro-
test after the elections.
Figures which the government
said could be regarded as sufficiently
complete to be regarded as final
gave the Communist Party 21.6 per
cent of the popular vote, which
made 1t the strongest party in the
land.
Ivan Boldiszar. an. official of the
Information Ministry, asserted last
night, in reply to charges of fraud
in Sundays polling: "The Minister
of Interior does not deny there were
abuses, but they were very few and
had no influence on the outcome
at all"
Backed by Two Others.
He said Justice Minister Istvan
Ries had submitted his resignation
to leaders of the Social Democrat
Party, but had mot officially re-
signed in a formal letter to the
President" He said Industry Min
ister Antal Ban and Commerce Min
lister Sander -Ronai had announced
their "unanimity with Ries and did
nbt appear today monday in their
Offices"
eMembers of the Hungarian Inde-
pendence Party said they had been
informed of Mr.. Ries' action by So
cial Democrats, and said that Mr..
Ries declared he could mo longer
cooperate with such crowd as the
Communists"
All three ministers are members
of the Social Democrat Party, which
polled 14.6 per cent of Sundays
popular vote, according to the gov
ernment figures, making it the
fourth strongest party in Hungary.
Mr.. Goldiszar said, in discussing
the vote fraud accusations, that "at
(See HUNGARY Page A-6)
Evening star., 1947-09-02
British Unions
backLaborDra
By 5-to-1 Vote
Accept Government
Direction to Speed
Economic Recovery
BY the Associated Press

SOUTHPORT, England, Sept
2. - Britain's ira de union.
adopted today the principle o1
government direction of labor
surrendering some of their dem.
ocratic freedoms in an effort te
speed national economic re-
covery.
Delegates to the 18th annua
meeting of the powerful Trades
Union Congress agreed to the meas.
ure by vote of more than S to /
This authorized the government tc
route workers into undermined in
dustries essential to recovery.
Isaacs Appeals to Workers.
The vote came after the delegates
heard Minister of Labor George
Isaacs urge British labor to work a
few hours longer a week, so that
the government might Secure an
immediate increase of output where
it matters most, without an increase
of manpower."
The minister gave no details of
the governments plans to marshal
the nations labor forces, despite
shouted demands from his audience.
He said the government planned tp
use persuasion more than positive
direction of labor to supply workers
for undermined essential indus
tries.
Let me emphasize" he said,
that 1t Is my present intention only
to use the existing power of direction
to insure that the new control Of en-
gagements order shall be effective,
and not to use the direction as an
instrument in itself. I can assure
you that this power will be admin
istered In a reasonable and Sympa-
thetic manner; that full regard will
be had to workers industrial expert
ence and personal circumstances,
and will be used only after a worker
has been given a choice of important
work."
Bevin to Speak Tomorrow.
Mr.. 1saacs' speech was preceded
by congress debate on a report
prepared by Its general council ac-
knowledging that Britain's workers
may have to submit to some positive
direction of labor.
Announcement of definite govern
ment decisions to cope with the
crisis was expected tomorrow, when
Foreign Secretary Bevin is sched-
uled to address the congress.
The Associated Society of Loco
motive Engineers and Firemen with
drew a resolution asking for affir-
nation of the 40-hour week policy.
Coal Strike Spreads.
| A threat of a strike by clerical
workers in the coal industry was
voiced following a congress decision
to support the National Union of
Mine Workers in a jurisdictional
dispute with the Clerical and Ad-
ministrative Workers Union. The
congress recommended that "col-
liery level" members of the clerks
Union Join the mine workers for
purposes of wage negotiations. The
clerks union announced it could
not accept this and indicated that a
strike of the unions 10000 members
for full recongition would be called
next week.
Meanwhile, strikes in the South
Yorkshire coal fields spread to four
new pits, with some 10000 miners
idle. The strikes began % days ago
in protest against plans to enlarge
the coal working faces of the miners
to increase production. Several
thousand returned to work yester-
day,
Evening star., 1947-09-02
Macarthur Names SebaId
Diplomatic Mission Chief
BY the Asseeiofed Press

TOKYO, Sept. 2.-William j
Sebald, 46, of washington, D. c..
was appointed by Gen. Macarthur
today as chief Of the diplomatic
mission and chairman of the -Four
Power Council for the Far East.
Mr.. Sebald has been serving as
such since the death last month
Of Ambassador George C. Atcheson
jr., In Pacific plane crash.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
Doctor Says La Guordio
Isn't Doing Very WeII'
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Former
Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia was
reported today by his physician to
be mot doing very well"
DR.. George Baehr said Mr.. La
Guardia, who is recuperating from
an operation, had not recovered suf-
ficiently to permit resumption Of his
radio broadcasts.
Evening star., 1947-09-02

(See ECUADOR, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1947-09-02

(See WRECK, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1947-09-02
Text Of Note.

The text of the note to Semen K.
Tsarapkin, charge d'affaires Of the
Soviet Embassy. follows
Il have received the embassy's
note of August IS, 1947. drawing at
(See GERMANY. Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1947-09-02

(See HOOVER, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1947-09-02

(See TRUMAN, Page A-3l
Evening star., 1947-09-02

(See HUNGARY, Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-09-02

(See LEAVE BONDS, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1947-09-02
Weather Forecast

Mostly sunny this afternoon. Clear, lowest
6S. Tomorrow sunny and dry, with highest
in middle sos. pull report Rn page A-o
Evening star., 1947-09-02

(See FREEDMENB, Page A-6)
The frontiersman., 1947-04-02
ANCHORAGE Girl
VISITS SElDOVIA
LAST MeEKE NO

Vida LomInan Of an
chorago was & W. ekend
vi 81 tor in Soldovia.
She Was max ing her
first visit to the
city.
Mi SIS Lomrnon was
tho guest Of Mrs.
Clara Hickok and MI s S
Hnlen Cass, r.apr sem
tat iva IS Of the AN ar l.
can Rcd Cross who vi
sitod the SaTdovia
chapter last weak.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-02
sos -OILs HERE

Thu Barge sos was
it'd up st Andor son
Dock for several days
last weak to take
oil.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-02

dr. ink di.spons.r, the
frs t Of its kind in
alaska, ara S tille in
S = 1T TIL. tn $50 final
pi &c IS of equipment
ara expo ted to ar
rive on the next Dem
ali.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-02

IN BfAcHcoMsfR
All tn ico or an
anyon" can at, with
no chores attcchod
exc pit paying thu
bill, Will b just
ono foaturo on the
manu OF thu Soda Bar,
ia CT > an parlor soon
to Be opanod In the
Roachcorbar Hotal.
30 tn hard and soft
~ croam Will Be
S Sawed, IS VIII as
sunda IS, sodas, milk
shakas, CAKE, pio and
coffao :. Lat or the
mnnu Will b Enlarged
to INCLUDE sand
wichas.
Tha fountain IS
Located in thu former
quar- tors Of Lipko IS
DR. S s Shop, which
havo ban ontfr sly
Y omodoloG and I'd &C.
ora t e for th9 Now
bus in0as to Be man
agod BY Mr.. and hrs.
Buckl " Tougl1s.
Par tt tions have
b7an torn away b t.
Woon two small oms
to form & long room
largo enough to &C.
commodato "a lunch s
st g tin" - - st
thu fountain bar and
II seated It tho ta-
81 IS. Mr. S. Douglas
The frontiersman., 1947-04-02

Horn 74s Mo~r4
has chos IN q color
sch omo Of br own and
or am for the int or
ior, with walls in q
soft shado Of april
cot.
Mod ornis tic cha IRIS
and stools Of loathar
and chrome, fluor IS
cant lights, q king
size juko box, and q
soft Or ink Gispons or
Will max Saldovia's
fir S t soda fountain,
as No tropolitan in
appearance IS down.
town SEATTLE. Mrs.
Douglas is herself
9 ting The walls
wi tn murals.
Swag cur tains and
vonA tian bl inds will
ACC thu final city
touch to. th.or Soda
Rahov ting work is
VOL advanc &c, With
to brown and cra am
inlaid linol oum mar
ly all SIT.
Tontativa opening
dat0 for thu Soda Bar
has bon SIT for the
last W. ok in april.
an ic o-craam machina,
which manufac tur . S
two and Z half gaI-
Ions Of soft ica-
cram in eight MIN
r SfRvJcf
FLIGHTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
WATERFRONT PRopERTY-sALE.

Two A g s6s 1s51. va,sE trent With
CORNER, s-RooM and bath cottage Gotta
furn.; $50 #. from the bay; terms. Come
peT pea See M NJ bdW 1sk & sa.. Iaasb
can be seen any time. HARTMAN
sg EAshz co eor IA H0a .aa lots. Avalon
ssTaas sSTn RIVE 4e9s situated
gear-round home in Csivert County. Md;
glassed-in porch, nice bath, furnace heat.
elec, plan, and gas stove. garage and
S eaeh 0 se4e on oss nh IF
sroands and ample ' sardes sDaee n0'e Il IS
to offer and show an
S5 iSth i hT 5x S530 o,. -
NV. Ma. o57o. We viii soon announce
our new salt waterfront sections; roads
being built. One Of the most Beautiful
Maryland, fishing, swimming. duckins and
NO. BEACH. MD.-e-story, e-rm. furn.
house; corner lot 25xl50: cleo. and Gas;
fine legation; Al cond. sth and Bay ave.
PREsEAsoN OFFERING of choice lots in
Bay Ridge. Md. at special prices; this out
standing resort is on the Chesapeake Bay,
Just miles from Annapolis and 35 mi.
from Washinston. KASS REALTY CO..
4461 Conn. ave, EN-. 500.
HERALD HARB0R-Fine home on water
front lot: every convenience: nicey turn.
| throuenout; bedrms.. elect. kitchen. bath:
beautiful location; priced to sell for quick
s snfB4 s sos-TH The sts .al. summer
cottage, completely furnished; also choice
w xass sonia. lots op ossffa WILLIAMS ma
fnrnishsd: town Of chesapeake Beach.
Md; $500. FITZGERALD REALTY CO.,
North Beach. Md. 80
LOG CABIN at Lake Jackson, Va, right
on the lake Two bedrooms. large living
room, kitchen and bath, large porch, COM
pletely furnished including electric range.
electric hot-water heater. large electric
refrigerator; rent includes use OF canoe
and rowboat with cupboard motor. April
LIST to Oct list. may be seen this Satur-
day and Sunday. Call Manassas 1921
s sita.f s. a.. for 'DDo'nsms or vrits Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
FARMS WANTED,
WANTED TO RENT. farm or tenant house

WANTED TO RENT. farm or tenant house
TR 1906.
POULTRY FARM-Am interested in pur-
chasing poultry farm that is capable OF
within 20 or 80 miles b. c. State price ass and I'D
terms. Box Adv. Star 81
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, 1920 acres
direct from owner. Boz 1G5-x, Star. Il
WANTED TO RENT-Farm, not more
than 100 a.: house with conven. mr..
Wash, D., c.: option to buy, state price.
N H9A LOVER OVER s sis' MARYs COUNTY. Or pref
erably with creek frontage and having a
tenant that will remain: will pay cash.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE. 813 Union Trust
WANTED-smali farm or acreage, on o,
near water, fishing; give price and details
Box 133-Y, Star. AZ
FARM WANTED-5 to 10 acres in nearby
MARYLAND. preferably on busline: with g.
room house, containing modern conven.
fences: give price and terms. Box say,
Star.
WANT TO RENT tobacco farm or acre
age; modern equipment; man, SO, single
experienced farmer. UN. O225.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

TWO-CAR GARAGE-410e Lesation st.
GARAGE FOR RENT. rear ass oeth st.
,w.-,SSuitable for workshop. ME. 1900.
DELE. BRICK GARAGE, vic. Wis. and In
gomar--Res sonable. EN- 1897, 80 :.
garage; suitable for storage or parking; 81
monthly: conveniently located. Call MR.
HILL FEDERAL FINANCE CO., e15 New
1416 T ST. S.E.-Garage for rent. con-
crete floor, electric light; opens into clean
i iaes FIR sr oSS N'r-Re.r corner, dou,,.
brick garage; also empty lot, suitable for
storage. RA. 1904.
1900 BLK. Of 22nd ST.-Single. Is II,
SPACE IN BRICK GARAGE at 18th and
kalorama I'd. NV: IS per mo. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, Auctioneers
Estate sale OF 1e4l Chevrolet town Sc
dan, engine No. 12AH11 -s113, BY auction
al Weschlers. eos E at. NV, Tuesday,
April !, 1917, 10 am. Terms: Cash
Alma webb, administrative. estate Jesse
Webb. otherwise known as Jesse W. H,
Webb, administration No; e7,995. e.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers
United States marshals sale of 1887
by auction at. Weschlers. 9O5 e st. NV.
Tuesday. April /, 1947, IL am Re; Low
rey N. Moseley VS.. Moses Matthews. Mi,
nicipal Court No. 443-0T5 w Bruce
Matthews, United States marshal In and
for the District OF Columbia Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
GARAGES FOR SALE.

3 LARGE BRICK GARAGES with flrepreof
10 s Ha one t shs can os
crete alley. Excel. cond. Low upkeep.
Ideal for storage or an investment Rents
$50 per mo. Zoned residential Near 18th
and A SITS. ne. Priced $500 Terms.
HERBERT & SONS, Realtors, SIS e. Cap
itol St Ewes, LII. 4109 and FIR. 1903.
RACES for early delivery DUPONT. IRON
WORKS. 1166 18th st. W. Ma. 1888. II
10 METAL GARAGES on lot 6.s70 square
feet: very suitable for large warehouse;
large alley entrance and centrally located
by CAPITOL; at rear of 412 LIST st, Sc;
income of S10S per month: price, $500,
H. L, ROGERS. 626 Randolph st. NV,
RIA 04SQ 30s
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR SANDY SPRING, MD.-40 acres
with frontage on = roads house has
large rooms, 2 baths, auto. heat, gas stove
3-car garage. chicken house, smoke house
shop, large yard and shade trees. gardens
and orchards; reasonable terms; immed
SPRING REALTY CO.. Ashton 242l.
WOODED AND ROLLING, 100 acres. idea
for country estate or development Into
smaller tracts or for a church or social
group community Of summer homes; mr.
Fairfax and Clifton, on paved hwy: bor-
ders on beaut. stream; good homes nearby;
half cash req: ASKUS REALTY CO., GIL
SQ1n
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL Estate LOANS, AZ mortgase loans.
&sp b sra f fe fo fo as Cash e nm IN
q hrs; Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO. Elk. 54aa
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees: lev rates. SECURITY FINANCE
G G2RP ro S3s dnysstm zen BIDS DI ss7s
Element; FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
q; nv, p1. $3.50; Brokers' attention.
ist AND and Trust LoANs--Prompt
can COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co. sif
9th Ct nv RE $3.50.
buy second-trust notes. b. c.. nearby Nd,
Or Va. Reasonable rates NAT1oNAt
MORTGAGE Il INVESTMENT CORP, 1919
N. Y. ave NV National 1893
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND.
virSin.s or p: e. property THE AMERI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
LOTS WANTED.

$3.50 CASH for soft. residential lot. with
utilities; Arlington County. Phone AK.
i Iofs WANTED FOR CT HOMES, COM
munity or detached; will also consider
acreage. but must have utilities available.
MP. BROWN. MA. 5740: 80.
LOTS WANTED-Not less than go #.
wide with utilities in D. C. or nearby Md.
Call MR. HAY. IA 17Rl
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL COR. LOI-Chevy Chase
ssi..s 4sh ssssl5s j. at.s sv.ss
P PIsaa ss5 4srf Gs WI 1888 40; $50
Sos1as AZ 4sf: AsSiaRs
HAMLET SECTION. Chevy Chase. Nd, on
S sssi Ess s51sf mbs5Sis4 a. ati,.
ties available; splendid srads: only $4,000.
eoRNER MEIEoN H sND ri. rs ST.. cenrres5
sss ssss FL i0 sSis
AZ aht h Ill s paved nj re sSwes scoT
SANDERS, 3el9 So. Capitol ST., TR. 1883.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, vA-1E acres. 100
foot froDtage on Seminary road: oak shade:
APT. SITES in best Sc. area; all improve
msnts also home sites Sc cheyerly a an
Tn PSEf a BRAS & P Rp RI 5Saao5 Sa asi
mile beyond the District line Close to
Priced So 800. Only $500 cash required
OWNER. RA. 0071.
GLEN ECHO HTS.-Lot 6Ox2OO IT,, $3.50
NIX ssfsssz Ff Rs. fRa S sf6s s Tss'
THE CENTER OF BLOCK in MICHIGAN
Hills is EOS #. higher than Macarthur
ngon ana s5s f hD0Es IS for ao sale at 9sn
ls A MRs; By St$ So" Rss iis sfS
#. Priced for Immediate sale at $3.50.
s., f:''f;sz tgS sassE Esa'ss
roerI IN sI1pDIvIsIoN ,ote will;
ties ADJOINING property: ready for for ,imme-
s SSIt ~ sa''e'd ssRAssrR 81 2so syss'
APARTMENT u SITE west ct Of the h oo wh #
Il Priced under 81 per #: offer wanted:
ss!s: ss5 sq p. ave- Hs::'' RE- s:ss;! s
sss s.: sses. i front 0ssP'!S ss sasR
coiiard St, 5000. Phone Alex. slso,
55 ACRES, suitable for subdividing; 1900
utilities avaiable; A sround lies perfect
stosss a ssls hsf sfKLN RI sa2 T ssy
HHYATTsSS1LLE HILLS, Mps-sgitsbls for
5-family fat; price, $1,000. WA. 1862.
CHESTERBROOK WOODS, VA.-Large
wooded lot in restricted and exclusive sub
division; 22S-ft. frontage on paved road;
curb and gutter; reasonably priced. Call
Mr. Mcclellan.
Country Club Hills. Va-on high ele-
walton. 95-ft. frontage. approx. ITS it.
deep; all improvements; reasonably priced.
Call Mrs. Hassell, ewes, CHI. 1888.
Corner lot in No. Arlington, 10.S43 So.
it.; l blk. from school, bus and shopping
ctr: priced at $4,000. Call Mr.. Terneak,
with SIMPSON & MAYS, 1850 No. Irving
ST.. Arlington, days, OK. 1855; ewes, TIE.
0046. 80
COLoRED = Next to corner. 46th and
Blaine ne, 25x115. Priced 81 900.
55th and Eads st. ne. 2 corner lots on
Eads St, 25x1 0 each, LIST CONNER. Priced
$4,000. GUY TIMER, 1929 18th st. n.w.,
NO. 49O7 81
COLORED-LOT 50x2O0, in Arlington,
Va. blk, from bus stop. Call after 9
FAKE FAX N3 2D VAN OF rH1s-s4ss 9Y 90
with water. Won't last. $3.50 cash OF terms.
IL 2S0S.
COLORED-Commercia and residential
We have excellent choice st and 2nd COM
mercial lots in the finest ne. areas If you
plan to start business of any type. bring
us your problems and we can solve them.
Also lge. selection of fine domestic lots
in Capital View and other desirable areas.
Call Ii. 0a04 and Ii. 3540 today for de-
tails. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., Real
tors, 5001 East Capitol st.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

SMALL FARM, formerly used as rdine
stalls. and ten-room house, not modern:
nice trail to Camp Springs highway. $500
Branch ave. Sc. ]. FLEISCHMAN Open
daily from O to g.
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PARKING LOTS.

PARKING SPACE. 200 block L st. NV
So monthly each car. RE. Oass: or ewes.
WO. 1857. 80
PARKING LOT, downtown location. suit
able for % cars, for rent; located at
1850 N st. NV HARRY LOPATIN, DI.
3T50. 11O4 Vermont n "
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY WANTED.

WATERFRONT ACREAGE or home; com
mutina distance Washington. Box 40Y,
TO RENT-cottase on the bay for a
month during July or Aug. By q reliable
family Of four: cottage must be on the
electric refrigerator, hot water, gas stove
and sand beach; references furnished.
/ WANT To BUY A HOME on the water
front. not over so miles from Wash: will
pay eash. Box 35.X. Star.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

iront eottass exeusSe nome eoeny ~a sat.
bathing. white sand beach; living room
dining room. electric kitchen. bath, four
Apr. Is 10 sept. Is. 81, 900. Phone OF
7216 or Prince Frederick (Md.) 6-R for
additional information or directions 70
cottage.
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GARAGES WANTED

RENT OR BUY-Laree commercial garage,
suitable for electric appliance repair shop.
Prefer 2-story one; water and toilet essen
tial. GE. 1853. 30s
GARAGE suitable for sign shop. down.
town area preferred. Phone MA. 6o9l.
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MONEY WANTED.

BUILDERS AND INVESTORS-suhurbs Of
Wash, D. c. Tracts of land and so lots.
Right in well-huilt town. will become avail
able very soon via the owner: same own
sr for over 80 years. Replies confidential.
PRIVATE CAPITAL WANTED Need
lien on present inventory and note 70
yield So per annum Box 246-V, Star re
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GAS STATIONS WANTEp.

HAVE CLIENT who is interested. in buy
ing or leastnG stationg or sites for same
In Washington or nearby Maryland Write
or phone CRANE q HELAF, Realtors, 81.
s seo2i 1ieeos-1o11 s0niisr' ~ Silver
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY,

GARAGE-APT. for rent June, July and
Sept; Lv,- din. rooms. bath. kit. and bed
I'm. upstairs: downstairs, bedrm. and bath;
Bethany Beach. Del. "
COTTAGE FOR RENT, doors from ocean.
Christian family. No pets Season pre-
terred. Call WI. 3TG3, 10 to IL am. or
to q pm
OCEAN CITY. MD.-cottase for rent,
from May to .1uly, 3: Nv. rn,. din. rrr1..,
kitchen. bath. bedrms.. maids rn.: all
lge. rms. Call EN- 2719. 81
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sotosr bni EssdY S to rn ncia q AZ steel
SE1FERT. TIE. 5156.
1S-FT. TRAILER, suitable for couple; $3.50:
must sell at once. See A. E. BRAY, Canary
Trailer Park, Berwyn. Md. so
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04
ZIG ZAGS IN POLITICAL ACTION

address
called AFL political
midly, logged with serious confusion
Executive stated: Party politics
been abooed controversial issue"
entirely political program Gopers
defeat still the best follow
Labor politically and therefore has always handled
politics with kid gloves"
the breath the report continues in
what different ven There doubt about getting
into deeply. But enemies Congress have
that can't participate the familiar effect
making behold, the United
States that is not moving into politics." gr4esrQa
President Reuben Soderstrom further his
keynote LABOR'S ENEMIES
REASONABLE? HAVE STRENGTH TO SMASH
THE FORCES REACTION
STILL THAT RIGHT
WE EXPECT TO USE THAT RIGHT ON ELECTION DAY TO
PUT ALI. OF THESE ILLINOIS TAFT-HARTLEY POLITICAL
CONCUBINES OUT BUSINESS"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04

The concrete action taken.
calls upon the AL to con-
vene IAN emergency confer
ence of International tunion)
Presidents with a view of sur
veYing the political situation
and laying the foundation for
labor political action in lszs."
They further called upon the
AL TO establish cooperation
with all labor and bonafide lib
eral forces"
They also instructed the
State Board TO set up a stale
political action committee of
one representative from each
congressional district and three
members from the Board.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-04
AND IN, SUMMARY

Except lone brave by Painters delegate
Staunton the convention continued the ALL line
policy blasted of Trade Unions
Staunton delegate the action the WFTU
wasn't with the emphasis labor unity
but he didn't his point Negro delegate from
East St Louis held the delegates attention Joining the
euogy to the contribution the late John Fz
patrick delegate Phillips said
and labor leaders, They needed help make
impossible such incidents the Jim from
which he personally previous
city getting itself
the country: first with the Robson incident, his0
calling united labor action from the
Peoria district of the CLIO Workers Union.
Walaces Labor distributed morning the
delegates by local representatives of Pea
All in ALL Pop. ing rank and file But still loo
interesting with md tool
promise that the AL is find
ing it a little " DeSA Aesa11s'
leftward with their