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Evening star., 1947-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont.

for an types Of old and used furs. 625
as g5ss HuasSn .sg esssa5 ,ss and %gfhEss
CO, 692 F st. NV. MA; 2072. .-5 D.,
Condition spot ana cash ,mmedate en-
Mr.. JERRY, Lu. s4a2.
FURNITURE--Din!ns rm.. bedrm., secre-
tary Or breakfront, etc.; prefer mahogany.
fuRNiTURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once: will buy suites;
SsS 5fii s5;s M rss s.' sa
sssnT. sssy sTans ses5a or Ee0a sag agrsh piano Can
,mn Wanted spts a seod s9o sa sona oas cubic IT.
tssfe RAHN s'aseeas iNe s:ars sss 's fasa
kolieies snd oer Cameras Of movies
wanted. BRENNER. sss Pa. ave NV.
MOVIE CAMERAS, movie protectors sound
sRnNasR aad sfP ss sa sss satons ef RE- s
PHOTO and movie cameras. lenses, high-
IS. prices paid in cash; tEadesin gs sasa sREN-
f sIaNos ss frana pa ave upright spnes or apt
size. any size. any condition; will pay
SIAsos filn' y WANTED, COLONIAL g1ANo GO.
PLUMBERS BRASS, scrap iron, scrap cop
s's as@nsR Ra Hshsi SAG '5sss co
type Phone Mr.. POST, RE. 67oo. Ext.
REFHRRIGERAroRs. old domestic; not nee
essary in 6anning sondt,en fSr nstEue
1szi5 RgFR9ssS .sss REsss
seRAf S1li' iRoS oS WtAiNsirED-scrap iron and
ha
ST so each, delivered to our warehouse;
hishest prices paid for scrap iron metals,
house rags and auto batteries: If you
ph' phone u.s. ese ACE JUNK CO. saso eeorsia
sTs sURab 1wii iRaR Ar Ws4aNS1Ep-scrap s45S iron and
highest prices paid for scrap iron, scrap
go h9Sss dever and yor auo
please phone US. .WAsH1NdTSo5Hd. ~. RAG &
sAG skG,S &C. AZ & sv DI bs soe1 al types
repair hem sit ching, buttons Coveted,
ssToVRss ASD az ira :;
TRUNks - wardrobe Steamer. suitcase
PE sa9s Eli &c BofaHT dsTme standard and
NEW YORK, JEWELRY co. 719 5th st.
pA WAsHfNG fA ooSHi MACHINES. any size, any
make: also washers for parts; also lawn
mowers. AT 7637 -2T
BADLY IN NEED Of hgih-grad dropleat
tables, secretaries. dining room and bed
Night. RA. 1924.
WANTED-Better grade of household fur
niture, antiques and ofice furniture. MA.
5529: evenings. GE. 6447.
WANTED-Your old jewelry: we pay high
cash prices for your old gold. silver, watch.
es, diamonds. brio -brac. etc; TINY
JEWEL BOX. 1874 G st. NV. ME. 9035.
AM INTERESTED IN nuyins china. silver
ware. bric.a-hrac, figures. old jewelry.
Ia p4EA ~ Md1ToNEir 4 g! En- lss5 ss5s ct. NV lat
COUPLE WILL STORE spinet or apt size
grand piano for use Of same; no children.
CHI. 6169. -26
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AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES nsecs compless
aviation insurance protection. Consult
sHIxSKs s5s " INsTEATSSiE Si ,,1s AGENCY 1910
wing, radio equipped; saerince, "a. SIS;
also Ercoupe, IKE new. s2'465; will 51. guar
sACRIFICE-All:metal 1e47 Luscombe de
land land and an nav nav. lights; owner must sell "
Eridsy Best offer takss At ba,lt 5g4S. NS5 ,ola
446 hours since. factory major on engine,
new fabric fuselage Oct, wings April; 70
gal. gas; will relicense on Date Of sale;
ss95;, See at Beacon Field WILLIAMS "a.
PPIPER CUB Jsce5 tArmy LAD. built
1945, III hours total since new, has
Beechcraft comfortable pitch prop, cruises
Dec. 1e 2 70: 81. 100; Nc ses$5. SEE at pea
AERoNICA CHIEF, capacity 2; dual wheel
control; has only ferrying time from fac
tory; $4,000 TIE. 9559 before pm;
EkcouuPE. late 1e4e: SO hours total
time; perfect condition: sacrifice, S2.1O0.
call GE 1173 after 6 pm. rs
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BOATS tconf.)

| RICHARDsON sedan and sports com
muters, Century de luxe speeapoats, Rous, Rus.
las Air skihs. Harvey-Weils sn1p-so,snSSse gre
4seo' Hsoty' 1AA JAIN sioNA w. -o' o1
RENT A 1874. CABIN CRuIsER-New
as es0n Week. 0T Weekday 0s
SEN Mr. Dfs Robnson I'M ana sR dosE
RENrh axsi 2ne cR41sER. n Il hi Nc. OF CAL A '''''
CABIN sLooP. 32-ft: sleeps 2: S1.s50;
model A, auxiliary. See BILL JENKINS.
Eazzard Point Boatyard foot of lst ST.
CRUIsER-"Ross Grey" IS #. s in: e-ft.
cabin; ss-h.p. Kermath motor; ieatherette
sDh0 0uHs5 Gsa BE- new sesn s9na d gssaI
Sun; daytime, FIR. 1900. go
FISHING PARTIES. day or night; chesa-
TaoNY i'sta KING. WA, 41es. 90 ~ 50
MARINE SUPPLIES, pants. rope, nre ex.
tinguisners. outboard motors, Scripps ma
4; Z + zSS E'ad sis ii
GAR WOOD loft. utility boat, s2-hp.
chrysl.er, marine marine engine; Americas most
gaaranteed: easy terms Cal Mr.. BLANK,
Arcade 4 lN ab foSST1Ac sSS5 CO. 1887 irving st
sAiLBoAI: ls-t., new meinsaiL new
ssaworthy hull; 5000 TR. 2el9. IA
tAsas hfs hfstRs ParE Fay ssf
LIFE RATS = a. hye-man life rats
PRICED for quick sale at $3.50 each. re.
lift. RuNABouT. factory built fine
board motor viii sell together or sepa-
rately. WA. 1865. -25
outboa,d:. icebox. running lights, chairs
and cushions, etc; excellent hshing boat;
NoIok: SS5I g. EyinTuae; S5 a-h.D.: s75. "a.
BOAT, for quick sale; '2s it. long. SIT
beam; in, good cond.; toilet; sleeps 2;
500 or best offer. Call LU. 4933 bet
sAfLsoAT. fast, 15xs round bottom cat;
equipment; perfect shape sH 5000. 25'
200 Maine sMin sSe sw Ex pSo D0ckes at
BOAT FOR sALE-26-ft. cabin cruiser,
49,, . ,.,, 9 mos. old; $4,000 Phone
s..s,,soS ourBoARD. rs hp.; Al cond.
1i.Er. Il ssPEEDBoAr, THOMPSON; 5ls:&S p.
Can be seen at 81 Houston ST. Takoma
Park. Mo, after 6 pm. %
OUTBoARD. l2-ft, car-top boat; 5-h p.
johnson motor, complete, like new $3.50.
BOAT MOTORS REPAIRED and installed
Gan Lyon }., at!sr nns ~ & pm; FIR 4is7. -
motor. For information, cali MA. 9443
daysS; dagSsnM af,sr o., pp DU 5s4G 40 ..,.,.
ready to go: $3.50 or best under. EN-
O9S7. -27
Evening star., 1947-07-24
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HOLLYWOOD KENNELs--Boardlns. bath
Ing and groonins; cocker spaniel puppies:
hngGn bos aS6 S0ksfs aAT p bosrded sde Week o
sssstnars sess1 sssss hson'f
kEIss kEIs 4s1kS kskoss SOM Mi %o sosrains
sssds sssss' and frDSp'nsr 0aps srarsx as '''As
s2hFR g. y22sYt 6eo eolesvs Id
SVlAcSA,TffsoNERs-Board " S,fs your dog in ssni;
taTy Tellsupery,sed ksnnes ndiydasdI X sGsd
Vesy Tpes 0nss5mR osssmoSF EHes rAR PRsfuD asf g.
GfRMaN s2fhraS as HS0f5 pods sss puppies
eb efssfas AseAKp aRn,pisE RENNELs tresJ. Phone
PeleEKiEfR PpoeKER Ssp.Wi sPASIEI PUPPIES. also stud
s1sLlHi SELLING ouTAPiseons, doves. other birds
rabbits and pigeon equipment. WA. 327l'
BOXER PUPS for sale; reasonable. OR
BEAUTIFUL GERMAN SHEPHERD pups
Bsa9fffth bsfnefn na dEhMRS RscKiHH sE9THEnD pups
fSsE sSasr SSSi SoEL RdES S5Ps Week. eis
81" aytll saerifee As tor s255 5 ana ss5. Can
GEfERsN Ef poLicR " Il RffS PHSpE ho sses eseeent
panions. Phone Spruce 0426-J.
COLLIE PUPPIES. seven weeks old. Jysgis-
PIN HILL KENNELS. PL. 1895. -29.
COCKER sPANIELS, beautiful. healthy
pups: best bloodline, Call TIE. 0141. 29
SIAMESE KITTENS, fine breed, beautiful
blue-eyed, afecttonate, very good com.
panion, unusual intelligence. OR. 55f3
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES from excel
hunting stock: resistered. WI. 7244. 90
BEAGLE HOUND PuPPfEs. 31a mos. old
litter registered Axe: out of very nne
hunting stock. Call after 6 p.m.' WI. 6a3f
EXCHANGE FOR TOY. or SELL extensive
travel forces disposal, npe young French
poodle pedigreed for show or stud; gooo
in house or yard: affectionate. IA. 4doo
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ADDING MACHINES. .typewriters, calcu-
paid pi s$7S sSss' sun; g.; 4ss5m2s q 55icni.
tS GSrp SSS:fs :4fsasafR eas iSf aaa co ss Fl h
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brac,, china,
flsisxsFe sshsss Cash FIsf pFces psid ca huRRHY
4NTfauTs. HEa j1iss sllverwars: In any condition:
saIR'H fAs Hegss q i3s$ AL e. NV
ANTIQUES sWFu rniture china, glass. relics
curios, old gurs, stems and music boxes.
For courteous attention, call CHI. 9l6l.
BATHTUBs. toilets. basins, sinks: pipe, At.
cali. We haul it away. Ho. 1881 any time TN
homes: will pay cash or sell on cemmiasssion
W 4 sfng sgtfrs iGEssed dnna a Gss Too Suites
porch furniture y any amopnt wanted Ss Sas
.r WIN Ha, Pay yoh hhss hss. PS'sa' ss pes
sioooKs iSSo p pBo1aHT AND soLD; of IL de, Dc,
,ss ssh We pess essd paSa SsT sssR Hs
STORE, I'll 9th st. NV. ME. 5e95. 4
CAMERAS. and eauip;-Gss oHr r free az. sp-
SA PEasax axsas e9Es zsu% % FL ssa sse can
sRsNaER asssSsShsfs pRo4o Goato Co. ess "a aye NV
opposite Dept of Justice; a, RE s4y4 10, =,
reflex. Call MR. WEISS. RE. 2434.
cAMERAs-Ierman camera and lenses and
equipment wanted SOMMER'S CAMERA
EXCHANGE, 1410 New York ave. NV.
cLoTHN0-Hignest prices paid for men .
used clothing BERMAN'S, 1122 7th st.
NV NE. 3767 open ewes. viii call.
DIAMONDS, jewelry wanted-Htzhest cash
prices; free appraisal ARTHUR Markell
BIZ SSiXMoSDs. OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches initial, birthstoues. dia-
chased. hishest prices paid NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO. f19 7th st. NV.
DIAMONDS ana old geld. dtamond xatches
saa alsssslfes IA ,evslNss isss os;a Dfnlad Sc I7Ss
Evening star., 1947-07-24
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

i1z-YEAR-OLD, b-gatted sorTeH geIdlng.
At AATHioRaouGHsREp 9as1 a51sF = %G GELpNG. aged 10
years. suitable for hack, gentle and a
weight carrier: good home Is kind inter
ested in. Also . 10-year-old hunter. WI.
1900 daytime. 10
WANTED-Thorouehb gelding 3 or 4
years, suitable for hunter; must be sound,
over 16.2, 1,150 lbs. WI. 5573 after pm.
PIGS AND sHoATs for sale. MI. O23s
24s
WANTED-Fresh Golden Guernsey COW.
not over yrs. old. 5-gal.-per day mixer,
large size, must be above average. g GE'
PONY-Also pony cart in excel cond,,
recently rebuilt, and complete harness and
saddle; reason for selling, children are too
large to use pony. Price $3.50 complete.
Phone DU. 1850 between 6 and PM,
ask for MR.. MCINTYRE. -25
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. $40. X st. NV,
Me 0Os9-Bahy chicks. feed and poultry
WHITE WHITE KING PIGEONS, beautiful mated
pairs; about 800; sell all or part leaving
country; bargain for quick sale OIL,
DUCKLINGs, 3 weeks old, to IA
pounds, $6 per dozen. Pullorum-controlled
chicks. light Brahmas. dark Cornish. N,
Hampshire, Barred and White Rocks, Aus
tria white, Hyattsville 0226. o. g. MAX
WE'LL. Defense hwy. Lanham. Nd. "a
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RooAs FusArsHEp-sasrthssss.

80 3rd ST N.E.-sleeping room, next 70
seis ,ii'icf cIA{ RI. N.E.-Large room double
from bus. / gentleman only, S35 mo. "a
ies 81 Ain ST. N.E.--Double rm.. front; tIss: mex;
to bath, twin beds cony; ransports5sison'
igso n ST Me- gentlemen. Lishs
housekeeping rm. Twin beds. Bus At door.
Reasonable. TR. 1898 -ES
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE: twin beds, showeri
good transportation. AT. 5574. 20
SEAR CATHOLIC U.-Larse room, double
ned. for / person, new house, S35 per moi
also single room, $50 per mo-; gooa
CONTINUED % Next Pags)
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ORDER YOUR COAL NOW-Best quality
Pa anthracite egg, stove, nut, S1611:
special, pea, S12,65: buckwheat. s1o.72;
N5 I9 ana
load. Special, S4.50 load, you haul.
COOPER SUPPLY CO., AT. 58l9.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MiscEliANsous WANTED.

BULLDOZER, small buIldoser for lish
work, with or without operator. Also from
end tractor loader for rent. TR. 7199. z.
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BOATS.

oUTBoARD MoToRs ZOE kENT, X sys. asy
Co. si3s Ga. ave, GE. 304o.
VIZ eEkVTIE all makes. Of outhoard no ms
sS' ss5s; 7gETi,ths < ,s. Iesssna0is' s@ sA e"A0
Evening star., 1947-07-24

MACHINERY FOR SALE
Whitney foot press. 5-ton cap.------Sl42
Bradford pedestal grinder, 2-hp.---- 2l5
Buffalo, comb. punch and shear ----- 1go
johnson metal-cuttins band saw $50
Wysong g. Miles, shear, 4s"x16 sa: $50
INDUSTRIAL SALES CO., call ME. 1477.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
FOR JULY ONLY

DUPLlCAIORS, new ana uSed, stencil type
MKirER CO. l4sI East capitoi st. Ii.
pHPL1caToR pSsS AT S'n smsi nsfr. hand model only
New Prestoprint, s245 See at 1909 14th
f fELEacTTR1c z SHAVER, Remington Rand;
Woodward Bailding; pr, $50. ia
ton ton cail can sieo SM aoss after Pm, n. Wsb
TANs-Kitchen exhaust fans, $3.50 up;
cir speed chTems
quiet running, sI993345' attic fans; s; 20 IN:
10 SS dealers. ieai s. M ELECTRIC aSr EaUiPMENT CO.
FAN, Westinghouse, 24-inch, pedestal. 2
speed, 9 mos, old. Fan, GE, 24-inch'
P2ieSts e., dSie no3o n 40 ipg Spnea' sacri5se
- in. and "a In. pedestal ELECTRIC fans: fans:
GE hS9 saset ana ySr Rex tan fos fTo
Washington larsest selection of nation n:a
AID All FINE apSs l. iaasEa BAFEay 0ssnas co 10th aa
FANS, is] wes.inghouse. osenlatins, Ike
Rsr; Rss s. a. nT eE Pssessss| re- ss4 win deliver a
FAUCETS, chrome plated brass comb. sinh
Ss ga ~: w q ~. saia q gAAAoUSf ssss' CO. $'0
FENCE POSTS, 5 it.. U-shaped, all steel
o. s. surplus. soc each. Duke and Henry
sts, Alex, Va. FANNON's, Alex. 500
FILE CABINETS. two, art metal; 4 draw
Iers roller bearing: ist-class cond.; S35.
a. steel typewriter table, S5. Call WI
FILE CABINETS. new and used. legal lette,
size, with and without locks, pTiced rea-
soneble. Immediate delivery. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 63s New
Fling III &C chBINETs, hnBaINETs new steel. legal and
letter. with and without lock: immsdlass 1rIIa, 6
co. Ii5a 2Ist st. NV. Elk. 1850. 2s'
FLOOR MACHINES, edsers. waxers, Por-
ter-Cabie sales and service. FIR. 1874.
FLOOR MACHINES. polishing sanding;
hedge trimmers elec. hot water 3-12o gal;
gas engines CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. o224
iFREEZERs - International Harvester, II
Gu. It., S340 installed: Victor "Quiek
Treeze," 1921 installed. MALONEY'S, INC.
S126 Ga. ave. Silver Sprins, sH. 1890,
FREEzERs. FROZEN oUsTARD = Make
more profits from frozen custard or tce
cream business by using the famous Taylor
freezer. The favorite Of chain stores, In
sals sssstSas asvsls ssd 9Esfh 2RE
INC. 1928 Wis. w. Phone MI. $500
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l4lA l4th Il, ! s.; tn nv
fIfnf; fKIfFnfRS5HSEsAfokal S5SSi fo1a !
brand-new 1947 .
sizes; lowest pri
STANDARD TIRE
and H SITS, ne. O
Ii. 1888 and II.
REFRIGERATOR,
porcelain exterior
EN-. 2701.
REFRIGERATOR,
RGErRfahsAToK, RI feh Fl f III;
celain inside and
unit for one year:
APPLIANCE, 215C
REFRIGERATORS
toned; guarantee
ton. OIL. $3.50.
RsEFRrGERATORs
med. del; also u
toned, guaranteed
service. P. o. SN
1874 H st. ne. ]
REFRIGERATOR.
all porcelain. pre-
334l 18th st. ny
REFRIGERATOR,
and dinette set; p
OW. 1884, 1868
REFRfGERATOR.
Shelvador, good c
fore Z pm.
REFRIGERATION.
Bendix washer.
priced for immedii
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21
RED CZECHS:
Go Communists

Add Czechoslovalxia to the list of
Communist dominated nations in
Eastern Europe.
A man named Element Gottwald,
Communist premier Of CZechoslo-
vakia, has emerged as new strong
man, possessing complete authority
from the national cabinet to rebuild
the government of semi-autonomous
Slovakia.
Rebuilding the government Of the
semi-autonomous nation will mean
simply that ,Gottwald and his Com
munists will change Czechoslovazia
from a nation whose people had at
least a part measure of sef-govern-
ment to a nation under totalitarian
rule.
Although the Slovak Democrats.
predominantly conservative, are the
majority party in the country, the
Communists were able to place Gott-
wald, a former blacksmith, in COM
plete power.
Thus Czechoslovakia has shifted
from a position as a Soviet satellite
with some will Of its own to lower
position as a Russian dominated
state with literally no self-determi-
nation. It has become another unit
in the string of Soviet buffer states
to the south and west.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21
HEADLINERS

IN WASHINGTON Sen. Owen
Brewster (Rep., Me.), above. Of the
senate war investigating committee,
smiled gently, called first successful
tests of Howard Hughes Is million
dollar flying boat gratifying"
IN SARASOTA, FLA. The Her.
ald-Tribune, polling beardless males
to discover how many strokes are
needed for the morning shave, COM
piled this statistic: From 80 strokes
for a fuzz bearder to ITS for wire
hair.
In TACOMA Edgar H. Eisen-
hover. the generals brother.
laughed heartily. said he was only
joking when he remarked that he
would form an Against Eisenhower
for President Club" with himself as
president.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21


care of by December 10. He didn't
say what else, if anything, he had in
mind for the boys on the hill to
handle. But he did assure them they
would be home well before the
Christmas holidays.
Then came the Truman announce
ment that efforts to check imitation
would be considered on a par with
the aid-to-Europe plan. He said the
two were closely interviewer be-
cause if the dollar continued to
shrink, the purchases Of supplies
couldn't be stretched to meet the
need.
After that Taft lost little time in
tossing any implied bipartisan pro-
gram for the congressional session
to the winds. If Truman was to in
clude consideration of a domestic
economy program, all bets were
off. *All of the policies of the pres
ent administration" said Senator
Taft, were so bad he couldn't "go
along with them"
And so the bipartisan apple
cart was upset.
What is going to happen is de-
cidedly hazy at this writing.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21
NEWS REVIEW
BIC FOUR:
PeSsin1iSn,

With the imminence of the most
vital international occurrence Of re-.
cent months-the Big Four foreign
ministers meeting in London on No
vember Is - the mood surrounding
the coming conference was predom-
inantly one of pessimism.
That there was much justification
for such pessimism, no one doubted.
When the chief representatives Of
the u. S., Great Britain, France and
Russia come together they will
tackle the tough, deadlocked prob
lens of writing peace treaties for
Germany and Austria.
Deputy foreign ministers, in Lon
don to dispense with preliminaries
before Marshall, Molotov, Bevin and
Bidault put their heads together.
said the powers were as badly split
as ever on major issues.
II the conference fails, as 1t Is
very likely to do. the U. S. will have
to face the question Of whether or
not it wants to conclude separate
peace with that portion Of Germany
outside the Russian-occupied zone.
Such a treaty, not involving the So
viets, probably would precipitate
final split between this nation and
Russia.
Nevertheless, sentiment has been
rising in the u. S. favoring such an
action if the Soviets refuse to CO.
operate in Strengthening out the
problems of Germany. James F.
Byrnes, former secretary of state.
advocated that course, as have
other responsible officials.
The corollary to that proposition
is that the U. S. then must follow
through by keeping itself strong
militarily and economically, prov
ing to the rest Of the world that it
has embarked on a definite policy
course and that that course is the
right one.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21
INVITATIONS:
Grain Battle

Three Of the nations major grain
exchanges. smarting under Presi-
dent Truman's accusation that their
speculation" is responsible for pre-
vailing high prices Of cereals, have
carried the attack into the enemy
camp by requesting special con-
gressional Investigation by the joint
committee on the economic report.
The request was made by the Chi
cago board Of trade, Kansas City
board of trade and the Minneapolis
grain exchange in a letter to Sen.
Robert Taft (Rep., o. and Rep.
Jesse P. Wolcott (Rep., Mich.), CO.
chairmen of the committee. Taft re-
sponded Immediately with prom
ise Of further hearings.
Countering Mr.. Truman's repeat
ed charges that gambling and specu-
lation by grain exchanges have
boosted food prices higher, the ex-
change officials contended that the
real cause of the rise in grain prices
is the administrations "extraordi-
nary and ever increasing purchases
of grain and flour for export" Ad-
ministration 'bungling and lack Of
planning" also were cited by the
grain officials.
Wherever the truth may leland
it probably is somewhere midway
between the government and grain
exchange viewpoints - it should be
recognized that a force akin to a
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21

Government controls on the IA
vored American practice Of install
ment buying went of November l,
and from now on the purchase Of
that radio or refrigerator is strictly
a matter between you and the deal
er unless congress decides to step
in again at the special session.
One result of the removal of in
stallment buying curbs is very like
ly to be an increase in the already
badly swollen prices Of consumer
goods.
Under the law, now out Of effect.
down payment Of one-third Of the
purchase price was required Of
anyone buying on the installment
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21

that it gives uncommonly little to
the common man and is balm Of
gilead for the high brackets.
Republicans counter with the
assertion that tax relief is a cry
ing need. They feel Americans
will not be too angry If their
financial load is ightened at the
expense of Europe, provided
that emergency relief is voted
and perhaps Marshall plan &C
cepted in principle but cOnsid.
erably shaved down as to the
total actually authorized.
You may have read the report
Takes and the Budget: a Program
for Prosperity In Free Economy"
a document issued by the non-parti-
san, non-profit Committee for Eco.
nomic Development. This group en-
ploys large staff of experts who
study governmental problems and
ACPOAb tAACIAl at ACANSAt A11tS1
walls.
There is much in this latest report
to give aid and comfort to the tax
reduction school, but it also contains
the warning that lit is not neces-
sary or desirable to make final de-
cisions about 1948 tax policies at
this time. It will be necessary early
next year. At that time, 1t will be
possible to get clearer picture Of
the expenditure outlook ahead and
of the degree of infiationary pres
sure which then exists"
But the question Of imitation
ary pressure" and how to ease
1t is already a highly political
one. Both parties realize that
they have to grab the reins II
they are going to get credit for
guiding the country out Of .
bOom-bust cycle.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21
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Big 4 Harmony Remote;
Grain Men Ask Hearing

minor economic law is operating in
this particular controversy:
Normal government reaction.
whenever grain prices shoot above
what is considered a safe level, is to
lay the blame on the grain ex-
changes. charging them with ma
nipulating prices through specula-
ton. That has occurred often
enough in U. S. history to bear out
the theory. Grain dealers, Of course.
invariably blame the situation on
over-exporting.
From that standpoint, at least. an
investigation at this time SHOULD
shed some new light on the long
standing controversy. It might even
provide some real information on
why prices are so high.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21

prices will rise too, or the day OF
falling prices will be postponed.
Installment credit, economists
say. is a volatile factor in our econ
omy and can be considerable force
operating to help bring about de.
preston.
When goods are available on easy
credit terms, consumers are tempt.
ed to buy to the limit. They over.
pledge their incomes. This accentu.
ates the boom and eventually a sat.
uration point is reached. The ex-
cessive credit has to be iquidated
out of current income on the down.
swing, and so the depression, II one
is already in the making. is given Q
further impetus.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-21

Democrats say that il a tax re-
duction bill should pass, is vetoed
and the veto overridden, what it
does for the folks with over $1,000
income year will be balanced off
by what it doesn't do for the folks
below that income bracket.
You remember the original
bill, CHR. H. the first bill into
the house hopper January s,
1947. AT that time Democrats
labelled IL the 1O-2O-SO bill,
claimed IL would save the man
with two dependents and $4,000
o year income only SO cents q
week, while it would save the
man with q 100000 yearly in
come $3.50 q week.
But that tax reduction bill and
later one substantially the same
were squashed by presidential veto
and congress upheld the veto. But
now the possibility of something
new (and very attractive) has been
added-A community property tax
provision for every taxpayer.
Briefly this means that husband
and wife may divide their income
into two equal parts, computing the
tax on each of those parts, and mul-
tiplying by two. This naturally cuts
the total amount of tax to be paid.
Under present tax schedules, for ex-
ample, the tax on two joint incomes
of $4,000 each comes to less than
the tax on a $1OO, O,OOO-net income be-
cause of the steeply-graduated sur
tax rates.