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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

! AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for .
or bedroom house; "A the ne. section
sEEE 81 nsfSey M JAMES Eses He s5s or.ss.
st: Sc: Congress Heights, with another
fine sales organization with 80 yrs com
bined experience in washington and near
by Md. real estate: prompt. courteous.
day die'i TR' sea sss4; ss eveninss. TR. o42b.
buyers. What have You to ofier9 We can
1859 or write R. A. FOSTER. 4l2 5th
WaSTEp FOR PRIVATE RI * PARTY; apt, Or
MATNAs REALTY co. can sen your Mouse
s s:sss 'sSf sSs Wilson SGs S9a s
j Will PAY You CASH TODAY for your
csasnls sass aGs0n s. auss r. ns. aSs s.n. Mo es
70 purchase homes in any seesien ,so Of WASH
any condition. any section. MIR. B. Lfss.
II II PRoMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or Investment prop
erty is what you desire, call r. A. HUN
5sS siss sfsS sHs sss. .Dss sss
in the REALTY G s1LLEI1N. Lei S.' i is free M and
%E sfnEs sEcTkE BUYEK Es5ai oE Sw yous
sa s1aE'sfas Sftyes aa
are trying to sell their homes themselves
eventually wind up In despair. Heart
aches" is the word for. It! Our orsan-
ization assures you relief through prompt,
economical results Phone US, MA. 1857.
No charge. no obligation JOHN H. MIL
LER, Jr. g. BRO, Realtors, 1912 K st. NV.
IT'S IN THE BAG! We have sold 100
basness 5ss xan oR e ss S2 Sf 5ff Hs
REALTY &c DEVELOPMENT CO., 1925
DO You WANT CASH for your property
Sell Or trade new w Is :, the . time ne to va aGt.
TY &. DEVELOPMENT CO., 4625 4lst
St; nv; Or VI 210g; 0gn;vr,v .cr,oS,
house with U.S. HaEs fash RugsEs Eh9
g. Sc. AND aSie SE SYs pRoPERrEwe so Win pay
results, quick action. MAX MILLER. 800
/ 1th st. Sc. FIR. 200.
so YEARS SERVICE to local propert.
owners, guarantee results, List your prop
erty with VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Realtors since 1887. 1919 *. DI 1Ol5.
PETWORTH AND BRIGBTW0OD-We
have cash buyers available for homes In
9o tas area; re- agee f5ee a0pTaisals' KAY REALTY
CASH CAS- RI foR YOUR HOUSED. Cor near.
CoLoRED0HAVE &C CLIENTS with all cash.
AID 1882 or GE $40, -3
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.heest.

ons row if brsk r.af homes rms r.1sse hss
lsns Sa ike SsFd Ient only s5Sas9 I2? ec
Me 1871. Mr.. .yallario, HI; l6s4.M. Il
pIrFH plieF s1ory sa NJ rms RA a. 6asss aa
bsmt. with front entrance; h.-wh.; new
house condition; $4,000 cash. bal. terms.
URcIoLo REALTY CO.. ME. 1871; ewes.
MUsT BE SOLD. 200 block 18th st. Sc
7 rooms and bath, ARRANGED for 2-tamily
house; 2 kitchens, oil heat, garage. III House
2979. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. DI.
4hAfsA a. baths. modern kitchen. fireplace. oil
NAN kEAEfy laETi II isss essa scod HOPE Id
81 M1 TS ovEs 1ois-es1 g. g. LINE, Sc. des .hinsl.
s rooms and baths. oil h.-w.h,, 1-acre
lot $12 $500. also brand-new Oct. 6-rm.
ST Sst HShrsas Al asss RT Nc III pEa4sS q4S
sSs eSSs Mss sHpH rd AVE- r. sEe@idss Srk
rooms 2h baths, rec. room: oil h-wh.,
ss esss sS';s!s fs ffE fsfsfs 2si s?0issa
sss a3Sa Hsgf Hss ra 400 blk re-
each: air-eonditioned gas heat. comb
possession: S1350O. HARTMAN REALTY
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 1862.
I739 4Ist PL. sE.-Reduced from SIS,
600 to $4,000: vacant; 6-rm. Diet. brick
lee liv rm., din. rm., kit. bedrms.. tilet
bath, full bsmt. Oil heat, lovely yard
terms. Call Mrs. Phillips, with cox
CO., DI. 4254. RE. 1898. Il
519 end ST.-Beautiful corner home, 2
sit sits' fuiI % bs@t. witt with finished rm. in fear
store front: gas h-w.h. URCIOLO REAL
TY CO. ME. 1871: ewes. DE. 1881. =.
DOCTORS. ATTESTION-1b5 = ST.; larg
pital; 8 lge. rms, bath, finished rms. I,
bsmt with separate entrance; h.-w.h
front and rear yards; ideal location
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-kor.bee...

$500 BLOCK 18th ST. N.E.-6 rooms. 2
inclosed porches: large lot; $4,000: reas
down payment. BOWLES, NO, 1870. i
vACANT-291O 10th ST: N.E.-Loveiy
Riaa %ahsa s5s iaf r. st. neHdE nF
FINE ROW BRICK HOUSE in the down.
town part of the northeast. modern, IN
nice section. convenient to shops ana
busline; bedrooms, tiled bath with tub
and shower, recreation room: rooms on
blinds. storm windows. built-in garags;
the furniture is good: immediate posses.
sion. Ask .or Mr. Hurd, WO. 9719. night
or holidays. other times here. LOUIS +
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1156
WOODBRIDGE BRICK-A very desirable
4-bedrm. home. .new-house cond, very
il gar. auto: heat; situated ar;. on lse lot lot
further Il he enslsf lsss0n cali ii
RIDGE REALTY co. 1881 Rhode Island
HOME AND INCOME. large brick. built
for 2 families. 2 separate kitchens,
baths. with pvt ent.. also arranged for
another apt. with pvt. ent in bsmt., all
very modern. like new: must sell, owner
leaving city. For inspection call WOOD,
RIDGE REALTY CO. 1881 Rhode Island
1880 DOWN-POssEssIoN and
Charming st. NE lovely rms. and bath;
2-story brick; 2 rear porches; full base
ment; h.-w.h., coal; built-in garage; Al
condition; conveniently located. For de-
II 70 s. VIM. cALoM1RIs PROPERTIES.
NC. 1012 18th st. NV, Dl. 1855. II
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

For RENT-7-room brick, 4 bedrooms,
hot water heat, hardwood floors: good COM
munity: shade trees; / miles Of Silver
Spring; good roads. Call Ashton 1855 for
BRICK BUNGALOW, 20 min. drive from
Pentagon; $500 in advance; 500 mo-;
available July J. Can be seen Tuesday.
Falls church, Va, phone Falls CHURCH
2SS4-J =
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 7-rm., 2a-
bath, Colonial brick house in restricted
Bradley Hills; 5000 mo. Call OIL. 349S.
SEVERAL LOVELY NEW DET. HOMES in
nearby Silver Spring, Md; rental $3.50 per
month. Apply GERALD REALTY CO., 412
Eth St DI 1905 -3
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

EXECUTIVE AND WIFE, no children Of
NV. ne. or Md; s1oO max. AT. 1896.
PERMANENT Washington businessman,
head of own large concern, desires 3 or
4 bedroom unfurnished home, . vicinity It:
3-BEDROoM UNFURN. HOUSE, yard,
soefor soea nam AND famy not sIs sa
sHaeest oR BEbRM asfS sfF aoUsE sst unfuSn
nent res residents; best OF care guaranteed
WRiTER NR reR4. AND WIFE wish to suslet fur,
nished house or two-bedroom apartment H !,
Z to Sept. 15l. Must be light. cool and
quiet, and within 30 minutes Of midtown
Washington. Will pay up to Sl75 month.
ssase sG sea1fn eaf ss s BAR azfaee
t. Srrangs fGf Hfa and child need
500. ov. 1889 %
SAx1iA SE ss'6R 6RPF H'5s5R5sss
CHEVY CHI w; CHASE hHs r or other good NV. sec
I bedrooms. z baths well furnished; by
p fHe ssHoEMAkER. sHS5i I7Is K St. NV. Ma.
house or apartment. unfurnished. in
Ta T%shRsSn BH2noR q Y5sRf $780, up Ext t.
OFFICER. permanently assigned Washing
ton desires to rent hedse efT
snd sp5uFssn I5 es Tys srsHH faEsa
alaR sstSffn 7s HoGsE fESRas NV c. or Sill
yer YER Spring, 3 bedrooms: viii do own
dsaeoratign6g. Excellent references. Phone
All oR PART RENT in advance with con-
NV Wash, Sept. l to June so. 194s. Ex;
1851 EFt a94 Th5sys capboaG so S
more bare than our rent department 1ti
%9KHR s29fssFtl1 s. suartfrS st nv k3oii
desire Ssst Phone bfdFm IL OBEY hGusf HHANs E MY
ATTORNEY with War Department desire: M re
sItGi' Excellent local references. MR.; WATT
FERN. MG II iSfEk. Il Eh DEPT. R ENS1SEEkI2b;;r
WxNTEb sxs od4ss' To RENT aEafF HoysE
f5nS Iss5s aa at! R4 5475 you have
DTPLoMAT, DIX sTse wife. daughter Gage 1Ml de.
sire or 3 bedrm.. furn. or unfurn. house
pr sDs Ma 9 saSe ASe ns Ps or sarF 'fi
WANTED TO RENT; 2 or bedroom no houss
or apt: for 3 adults; unfurn. Phone
COL. VAN WYK, RE. 600, Ext. 72420:, OF
EN-. S97S. -
4-YEAR RES. minimum If possible-Ex-
naval officer. now Georgetown student witt
regular income; wife and family; desire
or 3 bedroom house or apt; quiet, NV
section or Maryland suburbs preferred
assure interested care. Please call co
GoVT. EMPLoYE with wife. children
desires to rent unfurnished 2-bedroon
house in nearby Maryland, preferabl,
Bethesda. Call Taylor 6034 after pm
2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE or apartment
for Regular Army officer in Arnngton o. o.
Alexandria; long lease; e substantial rent II
Ss.5OOIone of the best buys in the Sc.
is house with 8 large rooms and bath
Guynn, EN- 7792 or DI .3346, MARSHALL
WAPLE CO, l224 18th. 18th st. t,rRt.nsd NV
unfurnished house or apartment; refer
ences exchanged. Falls Church 2724-J. i
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-florthwest.

1856 IRVING ST. N.W.-10 rms. 2 baths,
AhsH % hsa with oN as dpsps fs Eye s. nT r.
KHSNSwosoe6H KENwoo6: MD.Wone of the loveiiest
homes in this highly protected community
of estates is offered for the irst time;
fully maintained and has been completely
redecorated inside and out and Is now
ready for occupancy OF Georgian brick briek'
5 master bedrooms, baths and maid
room, with Gear garage. recreation room,
and includes 1st-foor paneled den or bed
s9fisnNRs sps9s Sal pI 9o 1Gs5 nNe till Pm VIM H.
includes furn Good inc derived from the
house in good cond., has oil heat, ga
sSs ssooo ID boMN. of oa; approvedA d brick
houses, out Mass ave. extended. in beau
room, dining room, kitchen. refgr.: stove,
tandscaped; bull, b., BARKLEY BROS; 10 Fer or
nishts pU tes7 ss I Ext N so4 70 reach
Drive out Mass ave. to 300 block, turn
left; / block to houses. Open Saturday
EDGEMoOR-very convenient to shop
ping, transportation, parochial and public
sero9i tern Spacious fal living and dining rooms din
ing alcoYe, complete kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and baths: 1 Of the bedrooms s, and a,s bath n
suitable for a den; built-in garage: air
conditioned heat with oil; level lot with
S7;foct frontase. Be sure to sew see this is
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., near Conn. ave-,
mice MS
ffH5 ffpwi lnsRee!!Ssi E ySsEs sai 60. e. ISc nc IN ~
CRESTWOUD-A very lovely corner home
cd of 1SEE TQylOy ST ODPn Tor
.tT your INSPECTION daily. This house has not
been completed but is nearing the finish
the construction quality and to plan and
decorate your own home: We recommend
that visit this lovely sec4n to-
bioase iSsi wefs pA6I 81 p os sToNE ns RDW Pse CALLS
WELL, Developers, 5000 Conn. ave. Or.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Completely
Surnished-Near Connecticut ave-. about
s.ssorate s9lnfn oer
story living room with oyeriookins , pa pal
Tooea Toom. kitchen, esi bedrooms and bath. Sec
Smd San as ssh owea ea eae aes
huge ballroom, clubroom, bar. maids room room
and bath and 2-car built;in sarage. Ths
furnishings. including grand piano. marble
sasssassii mens eniy t0es eEo j. MOSS RealtoT' shsp
EEfHiEyY CHASE, d. C.-S14.s5o: well-lo,
Gated row brick: contains living room with
fireplace dining room, well-eQuippet
Sitchen and large breakfast room; 3 good
BEDROOMS and glassed-in porch on End f.;
Slayroom in basement: entire property IN
standing value on today's market. Cal
bI. IOI5 It'll PM. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
SHERiCxN UNIVERSITY PARKS new
SricE homes, GI approved, on Yuma st.
Between 43rd and 44th NV. built 3!
barkley. Bros; Six rooms: bedrooms als
tas heat; screened throushout: neal
iehools stores churches, @ trsnspSTStatSan nnT1T Sa
$3.50; nights. DU. 5637, Ext. 304. NJ
brokers.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HOUSES EXCHANGED

OSBORN, OHIO, min. Wright Field: z
rms. 10 bedrms.). school blocks. best resi-
Dental dist; owner desires trade in Wash.
D. C., mr.. Pentagon. Box 367-L Star. l.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, two-bedroom, cleo
trically heated prewar house, for two or
three bedroom apartment or house in
Mashington area. TIE. 2OO5. i
Evening star., 1947-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

628 9th ST. S.W.-7-room, bath, h-wh.,
substantial frame: S6,65O: easy terms.
SEMIDETACHED BRICKS rms, bath,
full basement. good transportation; Q blks.
from shopping center; near Naval Research
Laboratory; $1,000 1860 Ind st. sw.,
TR O766 Also will sell furniture -
Evening star., 1947-07-01

COLORED-1Se3 SWAMI ST: N,W-Con-
venient location: rooms, "a baths, ga
rage, basement: furnished; owner occupied;
only S1,50G down.
Near Ledroit Park: attractive 1-rm row
brick home: full basement: excellent buy:
S1i 900. RELIANCE REALTY CO, 1896
18th st. NV DU 092s. ONCE open sun
days 10 to .: ewes GE. 3612 or Ii. 5219.
Evening star., 1947-07-01


ss MouNT HSf0' pLEAsANr-2o-tt. row brick,
Upstairs t can II iS BE- easily converted into a
odsss %arts ss5 eo 4 S
Two-sToRY BRICK HOME in, in silver
ana epe Ia o ses sscae and
refrigerator. Bus only a block away
owner has purchased larger home Can
sH. 81 SO 1895 s 5sun. and ewes. 81. L. 4sso. Mr..
NHAR NEsnss' CONN. AND NEBRASKA aves.-s
6 rooms, 2 baths, with lavatory in base
ment; one has knotty-pine recreation rm
at wM ssttfnsa Il sauN1Eks Ga q g. 1Ss Sc
LARGE BRICK BUNGALOW. redecorated,
vacant; excellent Silver Spring location,
bloc blocks ITO to shopping center; large living
room, with fireplace, fully equipped kit,
e CLARKE g. $780, ass DEifh Wif Can MI
nome in good condition; licensed as room
gs ng house Teo stsa repaee dnns nice
3rd floors, S furnished bedrooms, 2 baths;
I'll aa hossWater heat e Can Be handed With
Gail Calm Mr.. Williams. MI. s171. with Bet
.TTS FAULTPROOF," is this new det.
brick, center-hall Colonial home with z
rms. bedrms., 8 baths dncluding library
and bath on 1st H.; rec. rm maids I'm
and many postwar features not obtainable
at the present time in most homes: To-
Gated in Rock Creek Hills; restricted sub,
division of fine homes; conv. to bus and
schools. Can OIL. 91lO until 9 pm, j
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtors:
SHEPHERD PARK - Detached home, J.
block off Alaska ave-; large bedroom and
bath first floor; bedrooms and baths
2nd floor: excellent condition: must be
seen to appreciate it's value. To inspect,
call CHARLES II. ONO. 81. 6119, until
IDEAL FOR DoCTOR-one-half block OF
Conn ave. in an area now populated by
many well-known physicians: This house
ONCE quarters and apis. above. Basement
can be made into ofice. entering on ground
level. House has bedrooms, aths, large
rear yard Cali L. II. MAURY. AID. 1925
or DI 2346.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

nice homes
3nS of D. C..
small down
B, j, CRI-
AID. 0600.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

other institution. People now
realize the danger that exists
when two or three men within a
nation possess the power TO
bring the wheels Of industry to
q complete stop over night and
hold the populace at their mercy
to freeze, starve or suffer other
discomforts until they achieve
their selfish aims.
In principle the organization Of
labor is sound, and unfair prac-
tees and abuses on the part of
industry in an earlier day made
such action on the part Of the
worker imperative.
Unfortunately, labor leaders
have been no more prone to see
the handwriting on the wall than
were the industrial leaders, and
SO today instead of enjoying pub
lie sympathy and confidence they
find themselves facing curbs and
restrictive legislation because an
aroused and sorely-tried people
demand action.
A typical example Of the type
of labor leadership that is BRING
ing down the wrath of the people
on the head of all labor is found
in connection with the current
telephone strike when during the
Texas Oklahoma tornado disaster
the telephone employees in
Woodward, Okla, placing the
welfare and interests of thu. pub
lie in. this stricken area above
their own. went back to work
and were Immediately ordered
NOT TO DO SO by their nation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

- NJ wave Of snti-clossd shop
Muinln1ion continues 10 noun,
onv~UGhout the nation. Il is well
= sesncsnbcr thst Florida led the
vr< when . courageous lcgisla.
ouee and a determined people
y~o1sed brhind Attorney General
I'm watson 10 pass and ratify
- "riGht-to-work" amendment
~ the start of the 1915 legisla.
etvc year. nine states had law,
uuulsting or prohibiting the
elseed shop: Alabama. Arkansas
C~lDrsdo. Florida. Kansas. Louis.
innn. Maryland. Wisconsin and
onuth Dakota. During 1916 Arizo-
- nd Ncbraska joined the
nreop and South Dakota
sorrnxlhened It's statutory posi-
- by adopting a constitutional
smrndment out-lswing the closed
80.
Thus Gar In lel7. five more
mon6ex have enacted anti-closed
n&op laws: Georgia. North Caro-
Nnn. North Dakota. Tennessee
- Virginia. Arkansas now has
= so enforcing the 1914 consti-
ou11onal amendment prohibiting
~ elosed shop.
Commsltees Of both houses of
C~mxress have approved bills that
t0elude snei-closed shop clkuscs.
vAsk labor ovcrlords bitterly de-
musnce such legislstion o. they
- any measure designed TO place
. eurb - thcir sctivities and
jacquard the inleresls Of both
- lsborina man snd the pub
~. the sentiment Of the people
= ssstnse NE closed shop and
- includrs many In the rank
- sile of labor itself.
Organized labor today Is BIG
uU8INESS and its top flight ex-
suuesvcx wicld more power and
10y for greater financial stakes
rHnn do the s0-cslled tycoons Of
enunuserce and industry.
Abuse of this power Is directly
ruuponssblc Tor the loss Of public
nusd-will and confidence. for the
~uublic be damned" attitude il
- ~ damaging from . publis
reinsions standpoint 70 q labor or,
nnaixasson e. 70 . railroad or any
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

al leaders. Angered at this lack
Of sympathy and understanding
in the face Of great tragedy, those
Woodward operators rightfully
refused to obey such an il-advis-
ed ruling and straightway re-
signed from the union and re-
manned at their post to give such
aid and comfort to their local
citizens as was in their power.
That group is to be commended
and its leadership respected
Labor can regain its position
when it cleans its own house,
Gusts communistic leadership
where it exists, gives just consid-
Grafton of the public welfare,
takes steps to require its mem
bers an honest days work for
an honest days pay and sets up
standards Of workmanship that
will take into account skill, eff
cheney and honesty. 8
If labor would honestly and
sincerely look in the mirror and
take cognizance of its faults, adj
init its shortcomings and make a
real effort to correct them, it
would then command greater res
pect from the lawmakers and the
public.
So far it has simply screamed
its head off. at every attempt to
cure its ills with legislation and
cried, unfair, unfair" until it
has become a habit that has gen.
Grated public disgust.
A few of the wiser leaders are
well aware of the situation and
want to do something about it
but radical leadership in other
quarters makes this difficult and
congress, prodded by an outraged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02
BELDNER'S INSTALLS
AIR CONDITIONING

A modern air. conditioning sys-
tenn has been installed by Num-
ford & Ross and is now in opera
ton in Beldner's Ladies Apparel
Store, 528 Duval street, for the
shopping comfort Of the patrons.
Beldner's is the first Key West es-
Enlistment to air-condition Du-
val street shop.
In the first anniversary and
birthday announcement appearing
elsewhere in today's Citizen, Mr..
Beldner especially invites the la
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

dies of Key West to take advan-
tage of the big two-day sale and
at the same time every item In
the store not on sale has been re-
duced 10 percent for Saturday
and Monday selling following the
request of President Truman 10
reduce prices. J
| Beldner's also announces that II
has many acceptable gifts in the
store for mother for her day, Sun
day, May II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

public, is preparing to take ac-
ton. ssS
The only law that can really
solve the problem. of employer
employee relations is the Gold
en- Rule, and this can only be
invoked when leadership or
both sides is willing to work by
il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

Orville S. Caesar of Chicago,
president of Greyhound. born at
Rice Lake, Wis, SIS years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-15
QUEENS PREPARE FOR PLANE TRIP
 WON IN CONTEST

Preparations are being made for their departure by winners of Ju- neaus Fourth of July Queen Con test. Mayor Waino E. Hendrickson said today that the Queen and three princesses plan to leave on Saturday for the airplane trips they won as part of the awards received for their high honors in the con- test.
 Hendrickson said that he is mak- ing arrangements for entertainment of the girls in Anchorage and &c., attle. He said he has made ticket reservations with both Pan Ameri- can World Airways and Pacific Northern Airlines for their trans portation.
 Queen Cecilia Thibodeau and Crown Princess Anne Thompson will go to Seattle with possibilities for a short visit to Portland, Ore. Princesses Betty Bennett and Mari lyn Merritt will travel to Anchor age The girls are expected to return to Juneau the following ueal-ri,1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-15
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TUESDAY EVENING

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 without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekdays at BOO, 9:30 AM, and l2:00 Noon.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

per cent higher than the increased
prices to farmers and 10 per cent
more than retail prices.
'This is clear demonstration"
Helstein continued, "that the mo-
nopoly control of meat exercised
by the large packers is callously
Indifferent to the needs of the
great number of American lower
and moderate income groups who
are compelled to pay these high
prices or else do without meat for
their families.
SIT is appropriate at this time
to bring the public's attention to
the claims made by industry
spokesman last Fall that plenty
of meat would be available at
reasonable prices once price con-
troll was destroyed.
"That prophecy has proven false.
We have, instead, continuing rise
in meat prices and an apparent
attitude by the packers to charge
the highest possible prices that
the traffic can bear"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

"We don't want a flophouse
for a school-or a remodelled
flophouse! We want a new
school, and We'll get it,"
These were the words of
trade unionists as they took up
the fight this week of indig-
nant residents of the 10th
Ward, to stop an unwanted and
unasked for $35O,0O0 remodel
ling job on the desolate hulk
of the Garfield School, 14th
pl. and Newberry Av.
Recently, the Board of Edu-
cation hturiedly voted $780,
900 appropriation to remodel
the school that the neighbor-
hood does not want. Proposals
last year by the Board to re-
model the school were met with
a flood of protests. The Near
West Side Inter-racial Coun-
Gil fought the remodelling pro-
posal, urging the Board to build
a lew school in the area.
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New school moi 1remodeed Aophouse- is asked

The school itself has not been
used as a school since 1881.
Used as a flophouse during the
depression, and closed as a
shelter in 1941, it has rapidly
deteriorated. John c. Christen-
sen, school architect, told the
board that the inside of the
building had been Quilted by
fire and vandals and that last
January it was "a mass of mud
and ice.
Janney said petitions were
being circulated in the area by
community groups urging that
original plans of the Chicago
Plan Commission to raze the
building and develop a commu-
nifty playground on the prop
erty be adopted.
"a new school is needed in
the area, not remodelled flop
house." Janney said. ''In the
community the Medill grade
school is on two shifts, grade
and high school levels. The
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ions are in the process of map
ping a campaign for the COM
munity. The Near West Side
Inter-racial Council, represent
ing 20 agencies, appointed Al
Mcpherson, national organizer
for United Electrical Workers,
CLIO, to organize committee
of trade unionists, representing
members of UPWA-C1O, UAW-
CLIO, MMSU, and others who
live in the area.
o tn er organizations are
American Youth for Democ-
racy's Fighters for Freedom
Club, the YMCA and the Citi-
zens Schools Committee.
In a letter to the Board of
Education, John A. Lapp, pres
ident of Citizens Schools Com
mittee said:
"The neighborhood is unfit
for a school and the expendi-
ture may be harmful as well
as a sheer waste of money"