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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcsnt. I

COURSES tceat. !.
P0PULaR PIANO and accordion taught ln
short time: results guar. approved lor 0i
trsirsirg. CHARLES NEwMAN STUDIOS,
I5oe g st nT ME 47Sejr Serhxn Rhl 9yeod 9amod.rn
training In Al subjects. day. night and
esss Fes Hdo saT 5eas approvsd
for D.. G.: reeairements d and 81 tralnnn1se n1s
Tor p Of ylsEinia ,oy.a G. yrsa ism ~ ssaooi ssss
ssws ssW Ss NJ LAW f0iasF ReS1rW ssadsaas ns. :sS
and air conditioning,
new clases in practical courses now start
ing: CT approved. NATL INST. OF COMM.
& TECH. INC, '24S0 18th st. NV, hO.
VETERANs-You may study any OF the
400 engineering, trades, business or nigh
schc oil courses under the GI Bill OF Eignys'
.asoSso .sPoaspENfs Sns School. 30 Bond glds.
ahoANs rhSns sh. AND ND MORTGAGES is the
title OF lecture number 4 offered Thurs,
day May %, at 7;30 pm, by The School
OF Real Estate for Men and Women.
definite comprehension course ts lectures,
in the fundamental principle OF the reai
estate business, either as q career OF as
an assistance in present or future employ
ment. You may enroll any Tuesday OF
THURSDAY at the school, 1887 M st. NV, at
T:3O pm informant tion upon apphe alton
Cali DI 1854. HO. 79ii. II
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOKING, experienced, will do downstsirs
work with another white girl, Willing to
80 away in summer; Box 45e-E, Star; e.
MORNINGS Can before IL, AT. 2a5a.
GIRL, eolored, desires JOB taking care
CT one or Two children; 5-day week. 8 to
g. NE. 1896
GIRL. coIored. wishes part-time work as
maid; references. AID. s596.
GIRL, colored. wants S.h.w.; part time:
morning or afternoon; no Sunday: good
refs. DE: a13T.
GIRLS la]. colored. want DAYS work
Girls, .. experienced. want days work
Or part time; excellent references ., sA'
LADY, co!ored. wants lob caring for chill
dren or cleaning apt; oday week. ME
LADY. colored. wishes light sh,w., live in
upstairs ROOM: prefer Brookiand, ne.
Weiains.'e WWoMaS' colofed M wants days work. DI.
WOMAN. solored. wants days work. DE.
WOMAN. colored. want. Senersl house
WOMAN, colored, wants part or full time
work, cleaning, ironing or plain cooking.
ran M AnfSH
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, caicuIstors cleaned,
re- sE ll47 IL A'SsEf 6sIfrp TYpTRRTTHR CO.
spDiSs ali Nm s MACHINES. typewriters. pur-
chased ana traded, repaired quickly; reas s
sona5le msehinss for s, SS5f ssandsfdir ms
a9 e1I sl MAsoSRY RI nv; WarFkrRoorrSG, tSeS
pontns esulkins SPECIAL prize T ons. 5s dese 60.
aNoHoR ,sseIi cf pEcoRAriNG coz TN a sERvicEpsnt-
ms, papering, ana St, sseeple-'ack work; lst-
aRcHffEcrtRAL ilsss TTfs K DESIGN serviee@tst
us help you plan that new house or the
remodeline of your present home; kitehsns
a speciality. Call us for sppt. RoHIER'
Taodelea FAdSasI pui ludlow 54sS
84S PaTkland pl. Sc. after pm; T..
RfNAIDI 4 CO. FIR. c342 81
CABINETS AND CARPENTRY--sink, cabi-
nets, wall cabinets. work tables book
s9pSss eefesns seneSed poPehe I
toe too iaTEe or too small. Free estimates.
eaBISEr csB II: WORK. fine carpentry, book
also repairs and rehnishins; estimstes
csMfRa 4 & GABINHIs IRNIHrIskfSd. 4shesr service
foreisn and domestic. Can fEInoN'
CAMERA REpAIRING. Call FULLER &
dALBERT INC. National 4112. SIS 10th
Sc. NV.
CARPENTER REPAIRS. .porches; partitions
stone fixtures; remodelins, painting. etc
White; reliable. Ex. a627. J. W. RoWELL.
caRpENrERs-An kinds Of repairs; ee-
ment work Phone IL. 5000. 2Ss
CARPENTRY, brick and cement and elec-
trical work, insulating. plastering. paint.
ing, freproofins. Save 20I during MAY.
Work guaranteed. Mr. HuDGINs- EX
CARPENTRY-Attics finished into rooms
or apts Recreation rooms. porehes, gen
ersl contracting. WA. 1913. uN. 25al
CARPENTRY. REPAIRS and remodelins
j 81 quality work only. Call am. 10 . m !:
LII. 4sa5 or TR. 555s. VIM. H. CASSIDY
cARPENTRT-comple remodelins. yesi;;
esnds esnfaai safI saa AINsRWoRTH. INsRWsosRsTH RA' 4s1s, -
CARPENTRY. root painting. screening s sne
general repairing done reasonably. Cal
MR. swANN, DI 5000 after ; pm Pm, Ee -,
specialty. Reasonable rates. Call Elk
1895 OF NO. 1886, Mr.. WILSON. 81
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s,ruATyohs poMEsTic tcsaf.,

SITUATIONS ooMESTlc lcsMt.
6IEE or woMAN; eoiored; % $ tsks care
shld5Ssn aSP frSp rSSp9nsos.L 6 AZ IausSar, SsSs .
sasssdsh s:sssd ss esss. dssa Us per Week 5a
Il y n Is 'ss.ss ss sss ss. i;s s.. +.
e.H.w.. help with child; 81 days: must
s.H. e W., E white hit Or soIored: sgs; Iiys in:
bethesda, on busline; references OIL.
CIV plain ssss high fIsss IL: ,n e1PsssiI peal
HousEKEEPER Ha5shisIi Per- eolorsd. for adults re-
aIsS snis sssa 8 70 Me. " fso.a i ss,sa a.m "a
Firls. school age; no laundry; good salary.
five in: refs. EXCHANGED. Call Mr. SOL
bANo. ME-. $500; ewes. and Suns. IA.
sasoSUsEKEEPER, live in. upstairs room:
sendix, one small child cit city oas$ ret; 6hs-dsy
Hso66sfTRfnfsR sTssf9s 'a.ET sh. 81 5et.een 80 and
M; mer: hVn must iH' have ' city II references EM
IAUNpREss-cLEANER - Mon. Thurs.
Fri; prefer rirI from College Park area;
losal rets,snsss 4n Sr IN s osl5 1.t.r.re. 30.
MArD.G.H.W.. W. in Ad family - Of Z; must be
-.opsa SHos ssa' ss h0nsst Mo asd 49, Feispe
MAID FOR G.H.W. and care Of 3-yesr-old
child; references. CHI. 1000. Ext. 52s.
MAID p-G.H.w.-cooK; live in; private room
ssfsrenses sas sssa "a 1885 1873 s'0a salary S'ai
MAID FOR Civ; and assist with ,,,;li chill
day afternoon and Sunday afternoon of;
TstereGn1cssss; eG1ss; salary. $50 wk' to Start.
NURSE. white. live in. pleasant home; care
for children: other help employed; good
salsry GalI n EN- Nm 15o9 !. .oo.;n, as M
.Tenisg; sa 49, 6as-day week. live in; $50 week
susssMAn. nj SIN white. care of children, ldas 4
sRa 'I & ST. ,ise ss iR o'asf .ad adD
smn0yed; @ Z local rH ysfs i.Is Tsa 1881 Brandy ss
WaNTEp Vias Il NV TiMMEbIAfKLY 1T Good Cook
twhitej for 4 months on seashore in Mass. ;
also ss sRd eock Ss3ors or kitchen .r maid
WHITE WOMAN, over ,25, to care for baby
rs, twoMsN ss wife EA TlhhG nv asT pian Cooking
Of invaiid; live in; refs. Call FIR, oo35 30 or
WoMGS'. refined white or colored). to as
sist with s.h.w. and care. Of 2 children:
u mile from bus stop in Arl.: Va: live in
Or or, out 5aas wf c, Wsf Cd snd Sun OF geo
aes WOMAN isae for sensrsl M h housexork i've in
II desired: s25 per week. OIL. 1903. --21
WOMAN, white. care for 3 children. stay
nights. Can Adams 1929. 22
Nd: ghw: live in: must have excellent
references OF / years standing at past
Job: reliable; good salary. WI. 1900. -z2l
tlIo Mo.-Exper. white girl, local refs:
cleaning, serving, no cooking, to leave city
June 2; Q adults. 6-yr. boy. Phone co.
5000. Apt. f00-A mornings. -23
TOURIST CAMP wants couple or woman,
white or co1ored. for permanent job; must
know how to cook and clean: good refer
ences required; ; l9 miles from ,o1, p C. line line;
RID /. Fairfax, Va, or call Herndon
62-W-o --26
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MOTOR TRAVEL

FHF TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
srs and guests. share expenses refs. ex-
CHANGED: ears to all cities: California
daily IS Massachusetts, ave. NV RE
6sSa
PLACE WANTED in auto travelling TO New
York for lady. Phone AID. 4137. -2l
PASSENGERS TO share expenses on auto
route Alexandria 1921 after 3 pm. IL
DRIVING ~ SEDAN, Dayton, Ohio, May
c5: return weeks; room for 3: refeEencsS
LEAVING FOR SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Fiji
day morning in Al De Soto; new tires per.
feet. cond Will take : pass 70 snare ss3s' sxps,'
NNet SNNtH' - -NN~N "~H ~
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q. ri, REESE. general painting, contractor
sn am. .nd c9 uN zoos ss ~
dale. Nd; The best is the cheapest @ I'll
Sn Sroved spfnf faefory Service ana acesssorsa:
exceIled body work. Phone sHs $500. 81
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking areas,
concrete driveways walkways, Easements.
nuaY aPa PavNa fsfre Co.
sssrHAGfp ssdiH p pEiyEwAYs. iTal "a parkins lot. ana
county roads. estimates free. Call Glebe
ATTENTION. sToRE AND HOME owners
For that remodeling work. cabinets 1 built
EEARY. vstsTsns At work. Fails Church
taa cAEI EssgTaoiNE KEYsToNE coNsT. CO. for COM
TONER always customer Alex. $3.50. 90.
CARPENTER, general nome repairs all
81 sPd; S. Tqs 81 sas sssd.s can After
cARPENTRY-Home repairs of all types;
sGf eRsPEfRY sssaHsess sMos NO essesSs
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nagstone
terraces. walks. chimneys. freplaces; ce-
sns asls dTEsSex5c MxEcUccfo akI poEeaa
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1888. -26
CONCRETE WORk-Drlyeways, SIDEWALKS,
P9rehss Pess estsses asGsnssM MILLER IL LoNo CO
kDDITIoNs. remodelins. carpentry. plumb
ing. plastering. painting -ete.; ires ss.s- r
RaM1LroN Rsss1i q eeasT eeeoaNsTTRHcTiNd CO. RE All
GENERAL REPAIRS. interior, exterior
meehanics paahsi; % %aE. ssfs. -a5
ses tesd e.ald'es' ahte msehanies sRss g. DENIS
coNcRGrE, "a sSsG CEMENT woRK-Footings.
cd oEivsHa'n snd new R05sniEs TorE dAhEA AT
pRrvEwAYs .nd farm lanes, concrete,
Slsekse as e5as ssHs Woop sc. easRf ss
laying, sanding. finishing: cleaning, par
S ssss a5.sstlens eoHRToRs asufs fNc isis Wseon
sin ave NO 2216.
HEATiN6@oii furnaces and OIL burners,
,na W;r oes5e Ssoknp
Enc snEznsistafc CO. s! ssai + s aTs aE
lH5si aoaE aN aMAfSfINAxcE fsfI isn't sa expense
its just good sense Call MR.. ROBERTSON.
AT. 104S, for estimate. No job too small.
KITCHENs-streaml your old kitchen
tops; entire job done from floor TO CELL
ing we will furnish plan o ana estimate
k2RhfNc paaS4iNc HONE eArfkise Ga "a aoors aas water
RFSf Ra.p Est rGst 1875 req RRf setf pffss Fun
PAiNTING, papering. plastering. floor re,
finishing, general home improvements go
mos. to pay. Can anytime, "a. 62s4. I.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING; work
guaranteed; estimates. THE DECORATIVE
ssHHaaks.kkANr sHaks kANi rlia HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
-Remodeling from basement to aettc:
FaGins Ea serms saiHs Wa 'sfssn'p sssa ao soss @
REMODEL. modernize your nome ncv:
terms: free estim.te. NATIONAL MsTALs
HYATTsvfITE in1fpH iii ''vNT vGoNTRAcTrxG Coz
Rooing, siding, srttering,, painting. paper-
ment: low MONTH. terms: for free esti-
BRING YOUR BUILDING problems to US:
repairs, alterations. new houses, swim
ming pools. tennis courts or what have you
psstsns free o ESTIMATES V1sans WV WMs as EN-
quality material: Western nr and hemloek
Worhmsnship 1ranns Hroh1s y. D. TaYLoR' phone eve.
RDsS Roor except Ell SD si sibS
sooPfsd aPf 'fzRsta'iil 'hyastssil.. nAsf4As Ad NH
TRINrTY rbaSt MH' HOME IMPROVEMENT co
White asbestos siding, Insulbric siding,
roofing; we have it, We apply 1t; & our
ing. Free estimate. Phone Warfield 4344. s
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RIDGE REALTY OFFERS:
rant with fne new. equipment: doing
$4,000 per mo: excel lease; one Of the
Diner-2-car diner. in top-noteh loca-
tion: doing $50 day: must be. sold soon
DGS-Best location in s.e doins $500
wk. and better; long lease at reas.
rental. Priced for sale.
service: rent only $40 per mo-; excel. hrs.
Priced very low, $4,000, lock, stock and
aroesry-Doins $500 sk, rent only
S67.50 per mo, with living quarters.
Owner must sell.
food product: equipment worth $4,000.
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1918 Vermont
ave, NV, RE. 1873. Hrs. to week
days: 9 to ] Saturdays 20
GROCERY sTORES-Each Of these listed
VIM show 4 good return on on the investment
pendns on o' the sSity Il he opsr.tor
se.-Beautiful Dds, larse. self-service
with parking facilities, guaranteed $500
Nw-seIf- service, clean store: suaran-
teed s7oo weekly: low rent: $4,000.
and wine: white trade; lovely apt: Sc; 900
N.w.-Colored. self-seryice, corner loca-
ton; Guaranteed S1,100 weekly business;
Cleaning and pressinE-aood downtown
cleaning; price. -S6. 800. Ewes, call Harry
Broker. f TO ff1os isth St. NV. NE. ssss.
COLORED BEAUTY PARLOR location for
rent; ests sblisbed self-service grocery for
sale: good location, valet service shop
and/or shoe repair for rent. MA. 1893.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

sPEEDWRITTNG: ReEister Monday through
Thursday. MAY 1872 for next class be-
MODERN TKANING in beauty culture all
for CT traInine. wAR-HYNN REAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 q st. nv. DL t762.
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HusIiiEss oRPoRTUllITlEs.

1091NkSS OReUNtOt@tIbe9.
LOOKS LIKE 4 R1AL NvEsIllKNT-Io
ssus. S.sr Tsh h:Iasocd cors
stsnsnio1s BOG sssl1: sani, m,
roadside Taaa nsasl restaursns. N vi modern and q
Sasinsss: . aas pumps ssIIins .n aysrsss
sudins q apo 1r rsfsrs 81 H and II 10 ssstin.
susaMAa s1Ssa1s r. siS RreSsrisE s ssfs. dsiss.rs.
sooMfsa Hasoi iseas HoTsE. III 100 block q md !.
sloss e nss aenI Goah deal
sss ED Rbw ens sisensf mashs sasf ssss
yss0sns Sooslss sve HdSsE Sn l S.w1a EE sl4n rs 81
baths: rent, SIs5: income. S2s4. plus 9 en-
tire 1st-n. ant. for owner; only $500;
sooMrSa ss5os s1S6 HousEs WaSfEDADont ii at wal.
too long. Buyers for your business sell
fast 4 priced risht EDWIN L ELLIS *
GaocnEI sToFI sgsssss,ns u iS1 iSsnssan bust
mixed trade: foar.year lease At SIS per
month, includes living quarters Price
Grocery store IN Northeast washinston;
year lease. at moderate rent Price,
$4,000: plus stock: minimum cash re-
! drocery store, self-service. wen equipped
doing weekly business of ST 300 to 80 900;
has S-yesr lease at $3.50 rent per month
Reasonably priced
Grocery store with weekly sales ranging
from $500 to $4,000; s-year lease oh
tainable at low rent. Price. $50 500. plus
stock. or S24 800, lock stock and barrel.
Grocery store, DGS, all new fixtures
and equipment. self service, in rapidly
growing section. doing $4,000 weekly
BIT siness; long E-term lease 1T reasonable
rent; an excellent store for an aggressive
businessman GRADLEY. BEALL q
HOWARD. INC. Southern Building Ma.
0271. Evenings, call A. Rofeld. ia.
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REPAIRS and slRyicE.

d. d. REESE. general painting. contractor
paper haneinK and repairing. No job too
ErTe OF too snail CaH IN zoos. River
dale, Md The best Is the cheapest I'll
SID WELLBOKN MOTORS. 5000 Ga. ave-,
SH SPRING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inn
proved factory service and accessories: un-
exceIled body work. Phone sH $500: I'll
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downtown area: this all,modern newly re-
modelled long established place merits tn
inyestisation of experienc.d parties VIII
ram rant sR4rse'ss doins spprox OK ssso daily with 5S
bar business: sensibly priced with terms
please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Breser
kkEEssFFAG1kASr kEs s1f and dslie.ssssen; en i4tl
st. NV. near Park rd..s3o9 daily aver v.r
ssy ssf s eespss .nhy tF low p.sro opel.
net ,proht: Price only ss5 900 -, Terms pn:
one. half cash. IT This is ,o one %. Of the nS, ees
New YORK ave. NV. NA. s543, -2s :,
RESTAURANT. nr; Falls Cnuren, on .nrad MAJ
show steady increase in business: excel
lent opportunity. for hard-Workinr, part
ners or married RE G couple beer n,s ana nsrsin Win
space; excellent lease; rm. and bait
apt, partia5g tpEn For further ns inf isfGrms ns
nissmiIx ~ MILES From NV WASH 81 & on main @ hishx.
jim Va, a nice small restaurant dom
around sloa day With With beer. beer and md vim vim
For further information cali METZLER.l
Va. Office. ss11 Lee highway. OK os''
GROCERY and general merchandise stoIr
at intersection Of two main highways y y
Va strictly medernsed blds psSf,ns soxso Il, I,
lists: hs 'atui approx. % $500 worth Of meder,
and APPROX Ias. .erth
terms. Two other bldgs. may be purchased
at a reasonable price If desired; Fo
further information call METzLERs Va
Infice. 1911 Lee highway. OK. oS1S o
NO. 80. COR. GRoc. AND BEER witt
handsome rooms; 6-yr. lease at low rent
modern equipment Including truck: per per
4 for
1923 NJ st, NV. Ex. 61Sl.
NO. 3I--House furnishinss and hardware
in NV: 3-yr. lease: This store is vel
arranssd and has an 5000 90 stocs; s ,nse needs e
sfs %' w snd vsl s1oss s1s isas ssei 1ela.s
EA EALET r AID SHOE REPAIR $500 t
WaGrER sH Tfy M ouEissfs .1 s Re oses
EfkGISIa VIII MA OFFICE BUrLDING-Moder,
corner Lee Hishway and Old Dominion rd
POWDER .asxs rn.. nsS units M On second with fui
baths and lavatory; full basement; oi
hsas. ssstms5se ,.. rental T. Ss time. onsl, ana,
rsntaI exclusive with ROBERT MAoEE
81 By 51e cIsaSIsa snsa sND sSo ALrERArrox snor
/ the Dist. line: store and large workshop
/ complete equip, 2 boilers. 2 pressing ma
chimes. i sewing machine. steam spot
ting board. l steam iron and board.
4 puffer; price. $4,000; terms; rent. 800
4 heat furn; long lease. Z. " THURM
DI 1906. eos 10th st. nv, Real Estat
cEpAR cIi HILL CEMETERY. exclusive sec
4 ton 16 sites: sell at. cost with deed
$500. Gsl MIS- os Campbell after ,r ] asns ns
DEPARTMENT STORE in new shoppin
4 cause of iii health Good lease; rent $50
!! Der mo. Ideal spot in groving ccmr1unit,
Owner quotes $4,000 worth OF hxture.
II mahogany shelving and counters. anpro,
4 $40, ,000 worth Of stock. Hes asktng moth
4 ing for good will $50 .0oe takes every
i thing For further Information cal
tMETZLR's Va. once; 3S11 Lee hishwa,
OK. Oa7s or GL. 1893.
ROOMING HOUSE II rms. runnin
water in rms. baths: REM, Sles BY
! lease. oil heat: mo. income, $3.50. $50
! furn.. jlsk redee. KxAcH d PuRc12
Elk. 2412.
The union times., 1947-04-19

Government possessing power to create and issue currency and credit as money and enjoying che right to withdraw currency and credit from circulation by taxation and otherwise, NEED NOT AND SHOULD NOT BORROW CAPITAL. AT INTEREST, as the means of financing Government work and public enterprise. THE GOVERN. MENT SHOULD CREATE, ISSUE AND CIRCULATE ALL CUR. RENCY AND CREDIT NEEDED TO SATISFY THE SPENDING POWER OF THE GOVERNMENT AND THE BUYING POWER OF CONSUA- FRS. THE PRIVILEGE OF CRE- ATING AND ISSUING MONEY IS NOT ONLY THE SUPREME PRE- ROGATIVE OF GOVERNMENT. BUT IT IS THE GOVERNMENTS GREATEST CREATIVE OPPOR. TUNITY."-Abraham Lincoln.
The union times., 1947-04-19
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1947
Big Business -- Big Unions
(From The International Teamster)

From The International TeGnter) advocating legislation restrict WI break the abOr monopoly They that monopoly is bad for the country
 them legislation to restrict monopoly-al monopoy-not merely "labOr monopoly" of competition and free National Association free enterprise the right
  the American people,
 land of little business, also a land of little unions.
 grew powerful labor had unite become strong enough to bargain with it.
 Big little unions. By its arbitrary attitude, together for their protection instance, little independent unions hope bargai he American Trucking Association! their full against employees, for their drivers affiliate that labor with the same coherent voice proposals made in Congress break down such unions the Teamsters into small. independent unions
 thing good thing break the Trucking Association and other trade organizations hands monopoly of labor the employers.
 fire today because the largest union in America It large be- fulfilled obligations members by providing better and workn conditions than they could otherwise Working mt belong that kind of union. deny monopoly of labor It free
  collective bargaining with their employers
 bargain collectively that legal is also legal for work ing and women to do the same thing.
 scruze the trade lobbying the livestock manufacturing, construction and other industries will be time talk about labor
The union times., 1947-04-19

a native fascist movement in De. trOit has just been arrested for in- decent exposure. That's like pinch- ing Hitler for playing patty-cake with Eva Braun in the public park at Berchtesgaden.
 The Treasury Dept announced that Deanna Durbin and her hus- band received combined salary of only $425, ,6O3, while Abbott and Costello got $469,l7O. That's what we've been arguing ail the time-it costs too much for couple to get married these days.
 A BRIEF local note read as fol- lows: ''Kelbassa, renowned Polish sausage, will be served at a dance of the Polish Club of Washington tomorrow night" And this is the headline it got in the Washington CD. O. Times Herald:
 Wurst Is Yet to Come
 At Polish Club Dance
 WHEN the Nickel case involving funds of the Merganthaler Lino- type Co. first broke, the TOpeka (Kans.) StGte Journal headlined it:
 ''Etaoin! Shrdlu! Auditor Puts 'Pi' in Linotype Finances"
 AFTER two weeks of reporting everything going on in hotel strike, the Washington CD. O. Daily NesOs gave readers a break with this headline and story:
 Whats New
 On ID. C. Hotel
 Strike Today
 Nothing.
 THE typesetter evidently got in- to the spirit of story in the East St. Louis GILL; Journal describing how an undertaken found a drunk sleeping in one of his caskets. As published in the Journal, the story read ''he had been drinking and SOMEHOW got into the under taking establishment"
The union times., 1947-04-19
AS WE SEE IT

(Contipued from Page One) he even threatened to flibuster OPA to death. We'll, price ceilings were iunked. the price of news print went soaring and Pappy found it cost too much to put out his paper any longer. Justice may work in inscrutable ways but it certainly scruted Pappy.
 FIVE YEARS AGO IN THE UN- ION TIMES: GOVERNOR HUR- LEY flatly opposed to changes in labor legislation which enemies of labor are trying to jam through Congress. BARRIERS adopt new price scale with base charge of 6Oc for haircuts and BOG for slaves. NEW CONTRACT calling for closed shop and hourly wage increases from 15c to 35c submitted to Rock bestos Products Corp. by Local B-9O. New Haven Electricians. BRICKLAYERS, Local No. 6, hold banquet in honor of Christopher Caffney at Hotel Carde, with JO- seph Tone and Nathan Sherman as guest speakers.
 Did you notice that ad in Editor X Publisher where a scabherder (expelled ITU-AFL) wants publish CTS embarrassed by strikes to send him confidential replies?" The hu- morOus strikebreaker adds, ''warm climate preferred" You're wasting your advertising budget with super fiuous words, Stinko. Do you al- ways prefer what you know you'll get?
 IN THE GOSSIP column of the Ardmore (Pa.) Chronicle, a week. ly, was this item:
 Jack Thomas is back in town again but on a not too pleasant mission. Mrs. Thomas is in the Navy, they have their day this Navy, they have their day this Sum- day.
 A man who was revealed five years ago to be financial packer of
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ground is savage and merciless ex- ploitation of the guys who draw the crowds and take the punches.
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out at about $5O,0OO. And million dol lar gates are almost as rare as pro- labor bills in the present Congress.
 RARE-VERY RARE
 This fellow l know does all right when he takes down 5000 for his purse. He splits it, pays expenses, and comes out with what? I don't know. I don't like to think of it. As long as I knew him, and that was for years, he never was out of debt. He was fighting to pay off advances, doctor bills, etc., and hoping few more good fights would bring him out in the clear.
 And this is the fighters reward for the lumpy hands, whiting breath, ridged eyebrows, the incessant internal damage that is the cost of taking punches year after year. The cost is terrible. A good prizefght is a thrill ing event to watch. But the back
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NOI ALL ORAN1
 He'd fight pretty regularly and in the towns where he fought he was always welcome back. He was a nice kind of fighter, skilled boxer, took a good punch, as they say, and knew how to rally, to put his head down and come in punching like real pro when the going got tough.
 His knuckles were pushed back so there were ugly Jumps on the backs of his hands. Over his eye brows, as the years went by, there formed Jumps of scar tissue. His cheekbones ridged out little and his voice turned nasal. He ranked usually among the first 10 fighters in his division.
 This fellow I know was not cham pion but it took a champion to beat him, or a coming champion, except for a few times when he was off form or was cut badly. He was up near the top of his profession and he was very good at it, and among the 140 mill lions in America there were only a dozen or SO who would be favored to beat him with the gloves on. That's pretty good for fighter He worked hard at it, he fought often, and it was his business. The sad fact, however, is that he never made a real living from it.
 There are two things to this story that are sad to hear. One is what hap pened to him, how the years of fight ing gnawed and hammered away at him. And the other is how pitifu11y little this good fighter got out of it.
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