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FARNS FOR SALE.

MAKE A BETTER BUY throush !. larger
s4SS5E E3Sx 5a4afS
srRoTT saTso9i Gatr s9:st T. seiit M'ss ,sd
FREDER1ck FiaE MsaR'nceSG COUNTY. ND, s3-sers
brick house. located on Route 40. Ths
porches. warm air heat. The property
also includes 2.car gsrage; e.. barn ,, With a
sns d'Fu''f IeasSs'G
be as Dra .h ehF.ns iasn tools Corn hay
and misc. iodder. tor $50, 900. Can NJ Mr.;
CO. Realtors, shOreham Bldg. Ma. 45a5o; $50;
iSSsi 5Gsr Il InaisffEp: . dandy 7s;.sr. farm IN
the finest neishborhood ef Mon,sTS%Ts55y nT Ts5y
coun' Ts some Searms snd
bath, paneled den with frepl and bedrm:
and bath on lst A. lovely: lss;, o,,,aa. fSlI,
aqppi barn Chicken Ken house. @ many outbldss.. all in
real sps sqssr to ass2es ssneF ss rans ysns
ssa 81 isS5 G:i +!
ssss.ys s5s s'sass 4 5So S5.n 81 sF'R ' +
an AZ AtSEs'' OLD HasoMEssrfEApS2s5,.er grain
elec, phone, 2-tenant houses, lse, barn.
Abundant natural water. AGED owner win
oNE sasE!noea ST sTaeoeG TaE GooD S ~ DAIRY rakMs
northern va: AS acres, $50 dairy cattle,
modern dairy barn, 4, dwellings; streams:
price spi 's and Il details i cali ". N. Grain. dI.
soo s @ ACRES. 1s5 for machine farming,
fields have water: old 7-room house, barn
e besHu sSqs S @ouaans as % Of FS West p 2a e. only
fs fSSpoGN S2S Gsl c9ENFa 9H Rals ssrock FARM run
ns sS d'fs sna snd %os Sn afFd assa
house. in good shape, with electricity. bath
and heat; good tenant house, basement
E!s$$$ Hs!$$s$ q sSs#
FxIEf4x Fs1fa2s; rs15sufs rsSus1Y e. Sriss
,sTss ,saenss ssc..n n baths oy ond bS. rrss 70
sSa eosIa assanes nee 6 da
price ovar e ESss ss' ans
sale; For appointment to inspect call Mr..
ass4 ss@th DE o fdS hoSr: 0fs sANeEs RSS5sp poW sRf
H ffes sEssGarEoy sGtan @ saSda6 t19 Tor ss
bath. tsSi senter @ 'Ss hall iaTss living room. iTs
place; dining room. fireplace; den with
Properly overlooks flowing stream. Over
100 acres OF fertile soil; barns. Our best
easv. sps Located %S dHaNEY RssS eo Hea H.
BETWEEN WARRENToN and culpepper---
.330-acre blue grass farm, $50 can be cul.
tivated or pastured; house Of rms, and
bath. well situated and In good cond.; barn.
500. W. D. McAFEE. AK. 1928. -2S
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUY-100-acrs
money-making cattle farm, close-tn, rich
2s6-ACRE CATTLE FARM, grasing =, so
head; so mi. to D.. g.; houses. 2 silos.
splendid view; s22 $3.50. oW. 1897:
NOMINATING FARM with W mile 'front.'
acres clear, plus timberland; modernised.
comfortable 4-bedroom frame house, new
5-room tenant house. Soft bank barn,
OW 1897
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE,

at Commonwealth. Alexandria: 3 street
frontages; will sell all or part; zoned for
sceept part cash. baiancs csesss ssSordinated G ITO to
building loan. A. M. ROTH. RE 1890
VICINITY OF cHEvERLY rHEArE1. I'd.
joining safeway Store property at seth
ave, over 200 It. on Defense hwy. foppo-
site sunnybrook)., Ideal for used.ear lot
Of sell: Hisefi RuTH sowaEI seeSR3se 4so 4M Bond Bona
1ldg:. Ma. g646: evenings. EN-. 1880. so
SECOND CoMMERCIAI, ne; min. to
corner Ioc. T. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Real
OVER Il ACRE. zoned for business and
Arlington, utilities in: price, S1.60 50. It. !:
terms. N. G. HINES g. SON. OK. 1880;
eyes, uN. SITS. as
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. CT
THuRsn
LOTS FOR SALE tcont. }.

LOIS FOX SAIE (S0nf.I.
CORNER 18th 81. NV, Shepherd PARK;
Also beautiful inside lots, so TO l00.ft.
SHAPIRO. INC, Me. 1717 and IA. 1911.
end coMMERCIAL-Lots 1874, 1856. s05.
t., near entrance to new South Capitol
st. bridge; only 81 so . 50. It. Brokers
cooperation invited. MAX MILLER 800
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE. Bethesda-sev-
eral wide. wooded h-acre lots; exclusive
area: bus, utilities. OIL. a3l7. g.
and 5-rm. bricks; 25x125-ft. to 80. IT.
alley; clear, can finance: $1,000 cash, bal
500 mo-; downtown location Call Mr..
cohokEDnso 5nossi sEMiSErkcHED tH III SoSg Iors IN
D. C. for houses or fats; mr.. Ala ave.
and Hartford st. Sc. at $500 each: water
lots; lots % terms III cash ee or or trade aaA0ii HERmAN & an
SCHMIDT. MA 9257 ga
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AUTO LOANS.

n YOU AtE FLAMING 20 buy car from
"a, s. party S5 sass i sn psS
conform With your budset. Cali Is before
you buy. Oar stan Of experts VIII be glad
and mechanical condition and assist .
fsisphone RsSublic 1906. NoExN 1TiNANc5
GOs i102 New York ave. NV. ofsyhoun1
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALI.

5 ROOMS AND BATH, newly decorstedi !
BEACH-Year-around homes.
A few. lots left. Buy now. ". y. cRdSER,
CoTTAGE On SEVENTIES entire family
will enjoy this attrac. cottage. at Herald
Harbor, located on fine lot with splendid
old trees: large screened inclosed porch,
bedrms.: owner is selling completely furn:
with elec stove and Frigidaire. You win
nnd this property in excel. cond. and priced
right. Call AT. 1927. c. D. MURPHY,
rs Ess''Gs %chfs, Ill., a shensndosh 81 River rent.s.
and wooded mountain land; so mi. d. G.,
near Charles Town, w. Va; improved with
furnished freproof bldgs.; suitable .for
$4,000. terms. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
1727 K st. nv, Ma. 6229, WO. 0747.
SOUTH RIvER-3a-acre estate, 900 IL.
of excellent waterfront; spacious modern
gentleman's home; paneled high ceiling
living rm.. fireplace, hot water. oil heat;
view Of water from every room; tenant
or Baltic: S55,000, generously financed.
May we show 1t to you? Many others In
both higher and lower price brackets.
H. M, SANDRoCK CO, Dual Ritchie.An-
napolis hwy. at Wishing Well. Call or
write Seyerna Park. Nd, 191 or 3e3.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE-For those who want the
ONCE, with receptionist mail and switch
board service: well-appointed eonferenee
room for private discussions; stenosraphic
Conn. and K. CAN pI. g7o4. -
space in dianified ONCE: S35 a mo. Refer
ences required. Box 10s-T. Star. rs
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BILLING? We need properties Of al types;
homes, small and large investment proper
ties. acrsaGe. buildtqs lots in groups. com.
Waitine and our sales force 10 equipped to
Lanale any deal; We can n deliver M Ms, ecnglsnte n
ENICK ". DERENe SALES. INC. .162s x
xsiI ii nSo You "a FaaoiNd SNaalr TO SELL, Our oss.n.
station win advise you on ali details Of
the sale. We have several clients With the
money TO buy. =. 1nooKs PERRINd b
CO., Realtors, 6L 4422.
and unit apartments.
We have customers ready to buy. List
yourl With US for action. u. A. WEN
BERG CO., Realtors, 1707 H 1t. NV. MA.
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PROPERTY foR sALE.

ISfl AND q sTs. N.W.-Income produc.
T-unit apt, Ideally situated near every
facility: complete with furniture, eiee.
refer., etc.; monthly income, $685. rea-
sSnssIZ gTissd. * Gan .th 9 Pm; tzo n.
Is EAST CAPITOL sT.-s rooms and 3
s;s: sgso ?: s:ss .as sasas s:nsa %s
esii II. WeSs, ES. $50; s,ss. Du. 7os1. .
HUGH .. CONNER, 1927 Eye st. NV.
s1Onx AND !. APTs. sEesl. NV. location;
1f.r 71 MY pf'ess e9si; i;s4;sso. :sss ).
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FARMS WANTED.

!. farm in Virginia. REAiTY sufIEIM
WANTED IN va, also in Frederick coun-
with good, houses,- fences and streams.
81 SMHAHSgS0N & LucHs CO.. 1908 n st. NV.
WANTED, farm or part Of farm. accessible
to salt water. Price and details REQUESTED.
FARM oWNERs' ATTENTION, We have
many bonaflde buyers for small farms
improved with dwellings and out-buildinys.
which are located within committing dis
have to offer. DOMINION INSURANCE
& REALTY AGENCY, Realtors and 1p-
surors, GL. 6338, OK. 1779.
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81 ACRES-6-room house In good condi-
ton: electric, water at door, stream, barn.
2 horses, wagon, mower, rake, drill,
ploughs, harness, corn, etc. Water in every
field
Also Q acres, new house, bath, hard
wood floors, corner lot. good community,
near stores. 4 blks. Oh Lee hwy. Must be
BURNERS REALTY CO., A. q. Anderson.
manager. 4401 No. Fairfax dr., Arlington.
CHI 2363 -2S
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

frances; rr siding available: long-term
lease to reliable tenant. MICHAEL WALSH
4, SON. RE 1882 -2b
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
today or sell to cash clients 81 Ell
NEED AT ONCE, 3-bedrm. house, Burleith
area: have substantial cash. Call eyes,
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE in any sec
Ssen a buidins s and Selling @ houses y" in the
V W. are probssiy better a%silasd e e. handle ;is
sss KA rtssSs5ts ss 's j. TrFE Fisss
" sHN Ak F YoR KspReaS Go1sI s nM s Store
slelts Can Mr.. Boucher. DRuRY REALTY
IS PSaArT srfEsT1sN Es7 re- 70 the ss. of
your home, business or investment prop
erty IS what you desire. call +. a. HUN
s7so Free Results sncs 1918 M
to Purchsse homes IN any seet,Sn Of Wash.
nP FAY nsttSs CHsa % F0R HOUSES. whit White or col
ofed. any section. any condition. B. LISS,
60 90 Fears SERVICE to local property
ye1s estg With a-ef WM. lsus sAUNpEks ce eS me-
s.tSfs e. AND 'sss re- sso D Win 1qs pay
~ So sE s sf M w SO Ss' S Sas
bf;so IS !et FL IaGSs wSsr SPEEDY ACTION. List
your house with US. Have cash buyers who who
yin pay TOP price ENTESPRlsE sl6d REALTY
iMMEDIATE Eye CASH 81 s foT your our ppoUerty. soUe ne
or Sc, white or eolored. Maryland or Xir-
n qf GS d. roD ass sash RE prds aea ssr
on any RE- asD: or wo
WE HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
s0aiss II t9Ss
sa aSe AZ lE'ns viii 81 Quickly A Sci ss lss your
home, invest. prop or farm or will buy
tst 81 sth Fss FseRp F s.dldom
dsie Or !GS NJ RI rainier d0i Area; s win Day N essh
%E axyg Hp CASH hi bbYERs 1SaS for ana
osls Hos 5AkREIn ca esse Rsfstess sGa
@asT M HaSh I'VE Il YOU tor MA SaSs
;ssts 19f SX new stsd and better s
to a' sell your real estate. consult @ Resiistinss
sgency and your property Simutane-
%sshlnssonn and MsTyisnd reaitors. S.a4fF Thslr
widely separated ofnces and scores of we'll
known sslesmen assure your property a
intermstion' esll or write RIE5AIL1IsT1Noss al
E aAE o Cash for for h3ms' 9se in
grais.l, call TIL g pm, Mon Mon; through Fri.
ALL CASH. and in . hurry for any house
II, s Nj Rh1ETy h5FEn dokp 81 $5'a Dos hSh sh
WANTED TO BUY, roomlng or apt house
business. Must be in D. c.; not over Is
WE NEED PROPERTY in all sections. D. C.
and MaS Q, any type; re results lsoo assured ID
WANTED, 5 or rm. house in Hyattsville.
Mt. Rainier or Cheverly area: around
$500 to S12,500; no agents. uN. 1924.
DIRECT FROM owNER-Brick, or 7
rm. and bath house with bsmt: will con-
slider any nice residential sec. OV. 263S.
WILL PAY AROUND $4,000 with sub
stantial cash. 4-bedrm. brick, upper 18th
St. NV. section. Call MR.. AUBUCHON.
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for a
or bedroom home: 1st H., den and Law.
preferred; but not essential; viii pay up
Nd; Wakefield Forest Hills or Shepherd
Park; Phone Mr.: Evans, Wo. 0290, with
SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV,
We HAVE IMMEDIATE purchasers for
Brightwood and Petworth houses. Let our
80 years of real estate experience pro-
duee results for you as it has for many
Washingtonians. Phone Mr.. Schwab, WO.
06S4, with SHANNON 6s LUCHS CO.. 1905
H st. NV, MA 2345. -2S
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

CAN SELL YOUR BLDG. N0W-Nothing
too large or too small. What have yes?
HARRY COHEN: RE ~ 4771. GE: 02S6; ;-,2s
vestment real estate property, or a sound,
going business with services, I am not
broker. viii deal with broker or owner.
Proposition must stand thorough tnvestiea-
tion. Reply BOX 24s-V. Star. 27'
WANTED-4-family mats and investment
properties Of, Of el @ ainds h5St your ns proper
vestment Bldg, DI. 5O15: eyes,, EN-. 5407.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
r.. on srade; will sive short or long
time lease.at $500 mo. Call owner.
DAVID COOPER, MA. 1859 or RA. Ais.
FOR RENT-1st commercial: End and ard
doors very desirable location, MINI. and
Pa. ayes. Sc: will consider renting as
entirety or as individual ofdces. THE
GABLES CO., 2046 Nichols ave. Sc, AT.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hw.s,.

s.r .ss AND Fs. 4es seses sr :n. DOWN Srs
taxes. MAURICE F1TzoERALD. 1911 q
st. NV. MA. 1885. -2S
ST. S.W.-Semidet. brick, 7 spacious
rms. bath, Eas range. elect. refgr., large
yard, 2-car garage. House completely re-
venient terms. Priced at only Ss.450.
Call till PM, LEO M. BERNSTEIN g.
CO., 141b x st. NV, ME. b400. -27
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STORES WANTED.
STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT.

STORES IN D. C. wanted for dry cleaning
agencies. Phone GA. 5742 or AID. 1904.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

hour. day OF week. NATIONAL CAL
RENTAL SYSTEM. 1705 L st. NV, u.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS, GARAGES, or
others needing 2nd coml. property. We
and elsewhere varying Is IT. to 100 It.
frontages. Mr.. Hunter, Ma. $500; ewes.
and Sun, OIL. 1885. BOSS Ss PHELPS.
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uoUsEs FOR sAlE-s.E. tcsnt.)

HOUSES FOR SAIE-S.k. tCoHt.]
6OLORED-8th ST.. NEAR NAVY YARD
bStached .7-rm. brick. tile bath. h.-w:h,
very good cond; Priced $3.50. Call
THos: 2. WALSH. INC. s15 11th st. wv.
CoLoRED-REAL HOME BUY-27l I4th
st Sc; detached frame on large lot; has
first fioor, 2 rooms and bath on second;
price, $500; terms ARRANGED Shown by
Apt Call AID. 1888. FR. 9l61
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FOR RENT in business district
suitable for upholsterer or painter, etc
1919 18th st. NV, call co. 7476 after Z
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
DRUGSTORE SITE WANTED, in estab-
hshed or new shopping. center. Write,
Eiytng location, rent. lease, etc, Box
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
RFAi ESTATE WANTFp.

THEE ACRES, vie. Shirley. hwy. AIRING
ton: utilities in; r.r. siding available
price as whole. 81 %: It,; terms, n. c
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and Andrews Neld-aavs 3 eoxi 80 lots.
sosai sassi. .. a,ts tsss's%'Haat s%HatAl .R Nj 4h52s RsIss
Evening star., 1947-01-05

boycotts directly, and to ban juris-
dictional and organizational strikes
An important new section was
added, compelling labor unions to
file annual financial statements
with the Secretary of Labor and
to give such reports to the men,
bers of the unions.
The Case bill provision exempting
foremen from the provisions of the
Wagner Act was broadened to cover
inspectors, guards and safety bosses
Five-Member Board.
This bill, to be known henceforth
as the -Taft-Smith bill, pro-
vides for the creation of a Federal
Mediation Board in the Department
of Labor, composed of five members
each to be paid $4,000 a year. 1t
places responsibility on unions to
live up to contracts made through
collective bargaining, and provides
for law suits to compel adherence
1t provides that any welfare funds
set up by money from the employers
and employees are to be directed by
representatives of both.
Representative Case, Republican
of South Dakota, original sponsor
of the bill, told reporter: Il am
certainly pleased to see the attitude
of the Senate conference in favor
ing early action"
Mr.. Case himself is working on a
revision of his own measure. He
said he was approaching 1t a little
differently and expanding 1t a little. "
He expects to introduce it this week.
Other proposals were pouring in.
Senator Wagner. Democrat, Of
New York, who sponsored the Wag-
ner Act in 1885, announced he would
introduce a bill for stronger medi-
tation service inside the Labor De-
partment. His statement said "anti-
labor" proposals threatened a "re-
dictionary era"
Senator Lucas, Democrat, of Illi-
nois announced a resolution for a
thorough study" of labor laws and
all manner of measures that might
improve labor-management rela-
tions. This would be an investiga-
ton of the very type the Republi-
cans decided not to hold.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Huwuiiii
Continued From First Page

tide tomorrow, about 2:30 am. e
am. EST.
The Army and Navy ordered local
commanders to give all assistance in
evacuating residents from any dan
ger zone. ..-. ...
The Navy reported all ships in har-
bors were secure and that no ships
at sea had reported any difficulty
At Hilo, on the island of Hawaii,
the waters rushed into the ground
floor of the Puumaile Hospital and
wrecked outlying homes of hospital
personnel.
Two hundred patients spent the
night and morning crowded into an
upper-story wing without water or
electricity. Police and military per-
sonnel managed to open path to
the hospital at noon and started re-
moving the frightened refugees to
safe ground.
Hilo was in the direct path of the
waves, which smashed in from the
northeast and raced inland as much
as 1000 yards.
The waves pounded the islands OF
Maui and Lanai severely and isolated
some areas on the Oahu coastline.
On Maui 10-foot waves were re-
ported
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Senate Rejection Of Lorimer,
Smith and Vore Are Recalled
By Joseph A. Fox

Y. Sherman was eletced to succeed
him.
After the 1926 primary, Senate
Committee headed by the militant
Missouri Democrat, James A. Reed,
filed a report assailing the Smith
and Ware expenditures. Mr.. Smith,
who had been chairman Of the
Public Utilities Commission of Illi-
nois, was accused of accepting cam
paign contributions OF $203 900 from
the insult and other utility in
terests. In the Ware campaign, in
which more than $785, 900 was spent,
the committee found numerous and
varied evidences of fraud and cor
ruption.'
The Senate refused to permit
either man to take his seat, and
on January 10, 1928, voted 81 to
% for resolution declaring that to
seat Mr.. Smith was contrary to
public policy; harmful to the dig
nifty and honor of the Senate, dang
Ierous to the perpetuity of free gov
ernment. It also declared a ''va-
cancy exists" in his seat, but it was
not necessary to carry the Lorimer
case precedent further, because the
opposition vote was well over two
| thirds.
| 1t was not until December s,
1929, that Mr.. Wares seat was de-
clared vacant. This time the vote
was 58-22-again more than two
thirds.
| Senate action in the Smith case
brought an immediate protest from
Governor Len Small of Illinois, who
said he would not recognize the
power of "any unauthorized BODY
to disenfranchise an entire State.
Mr.. Smith, however, resigned and
sought yindication from the voters
Of Illinois by entering the sena-
torial primary in 1928. He was de-
feated by Otis F.. Glenn, who later
was elected to the Senate.
In the Ware case, Gov. John F.
Fisher of Pennsylvania waited only
a few days to name Joseph R.
Grundy to the vacancy. The Grundy
appointment was attacked in the
Senate because of his expenditures
in 1925 in behalf of Mr. Fishers
candidacy for the Senate in opposi-
ton to Mr.. Ware, but the appoint
ment eventually was confirmed.
The Newberry Case.
The Newberry case came up be-
tween the Lorimer and Smith-Vare
cases. He was seated in January,
1922, but when seven of the Sena-
tors who had supported him lost out
that year, he resigned rather than
face a test at the next session.
The disagreement in the Senate
on the size of the vote required to
oust Senator Bilbo if he were seated
derives from the fact that both
election Irregularities and impro-
prieties in war contracts have been
charged.
| Some parliamentary authorities
say the seat could be declared va
cant by a majority vote if the action
was taken solely on the ground
that his reelection last year was
tainted because of activities in
volving racial discrimination.
However, the issue of moral turpi-
tude is raised by War Investigating
Committee charges that the Missis-
sippian accepted gifts from war
contractors, and this brings up the
argument that a two third vote
would be needed to- expel him,
when once seated.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

neapolis; Mrs. Clyde Johnson, Gin
cinnati; the Rev. DR.. Reinhold
Niebuhr, professor at the Union
Theological Seminary and chairman
of the Union for Democratic Action;
Edward Prichard, jr., Paris, KY;
Frank w. McCulloch, Chicago, and
Bishop William Scarlett, st. Louis
Others are Harvey Brown, New
York, president of the international
Association of Machinists; David
Dubinsky, New York. president OF
the AFL International Ladies Gar
ment Workers; Hugo Ernst, Cincin-
natl, president of the Hotel and
Restaurant Workers, AFL; James
Killen, Washington, president of the
International Brotherhood of Pulp,
Sulphite and Paper Workers: John
Green, Camden, N. j., president OF
the CIO Shipbuilding Workers; VIII
lard Townsend, Chicago, president
of the CIO United Transport Serv-
ice; Samuel Wolchok, New York,
president of the Retail and Whole
sale Department Store Workers
CIO, and James Loeb, jr., Wash
irgton, D. C..
Evening star., 1947-01-05
IA Million Net Loss
In 10 Months Listed
By Kaiser-Frazer
BY the Assoeioted Press

DETROIT, Jan. 4.-Kaiser-F Frazer
Corp. today reported a consolidated
net loss of $14,236, ,847.47 for the 10
months period ending October 81,
1916, and said it had built 10000
autos at it's Willow Run plant since
production lines got underway in
June.
Henry j. Kaiser, chairman of the
board of Kaiser Frazer Corp, said
the operating deficit resulted largely
from a policy of charging off all
reproduction costs in connection
with the manufacture of auto
mobiles.
1.-THE deficit shown by K-F Corp.
as of October 81, 1916, had largely
resulted from the adoption by the
corporation of policy whereby all
costs on -the engineering, design
and preparation for production by
automobiles were written off en-
tirely." he declared.
5000 Units Built in Months.
Mr.. Kaiser continued, "such costs
accounted for the major part OF the
deficit but Kaiser-Fraze Corp. con-
Sidered it a sound and more con-
servative policy to charge these
costs off currently than to capitalize
and write them off over future
years"
The chairman added that Kaiser
Frazer turned out 5000 units in No
vember and December doubling the
combined output of the three pre-
ceding months. He said second
assembly lire would be put into op-
Grafton at the former bomber plant
in the near future.
KIP Corp. does not expect to en-
counter the shortages of materials
and parts which persisted through
1916 when it was necessary to resort
to extraordinary measures to keep
production moving" he declared in
a prepared statement.
Heavy Orders Reported.
He predicted steady increase in
production in the next six months.
"K-F Corp. currently has orders
on its books from its dealers for more
than 753,352 Kaiser Special auto
mobiles and Graham-Paige has
orders on it's books for 278,728 cars,
making a total of 1882, ,080 between
the two companies" Mr.. Kaiser
added.
The company listed its current as
sets as of october 81, as $50, ,228 ,081 .02
including $17,232, ,25S.42 in cash and
$10,593 ,44184 in inventory as against
current liabilities of $7,901, ,765.54.
The balance sheet showing the
figures was issed by Kaiser-F Frazer
as part of the Graham-Paige proxy
statement which was mailed to Gra-
ham-Paige stockholders today in
connection with the recommended
sale Of Graham-Paige automotive
assets to Kaiser Frazer Corp.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Strotegic Road Reported
Cut By Chinese Reds

PEIPING, Jan. 4 tP.-Chinese
government dispatches today said
the Communists had cut strategic
road in Southern Shansi Province
in an apparent attempt to eliminate
a Nationalist threat to the Commu-
nists' Shansi Shensi border region
around Yenan.
The road is the 55-mile link run
ming northwest from the railway at
Linfen to Tanning on the Hsin River.
Tanning is 80 miles southeast OF
Yenan, Communist capital.
In the northern area around Pei
ping and in Manchuria there have
been no reports of new fighting since
the first of the year, for the first
time in six months.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

Service, announced appointment o1
26 special conciliators to aid his full.
time staff in the settlement of dis
putes.
Included were a number of per-
sons well known to Washington
among them: William H. Davis
former economic stabilization direc-
tor; Nathan P. Feinsinger, former
War Labor Board member; James
L. Fly, one-time chairman of the
Federal Communications Commits
sion; DR.. George Taylor, former
WLB chairman; Edward F. Nc
Grady, former assistant secretary o1
labor, and William M. Leiserson
former chairman of the Nationa
Mediation Board.