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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGikIA.
LOOK. NOM

It has that extra shower bath, lily. rm
rms and bath on ist a, Z more rms: on
End f.. util rm.. oil heat, lot 75x290. 2
chicken houses, outside barbecue, located
900, with $4,000 cash, bal. like rent.
LORTON
We have 2 houses that are. both excel.
buys. One is a bungalow of 3 bedrms.,
' IS only n.y. ss5oG nf TIT The ano other e is 6rm Ire
home with Lear gar. only S11,50o.
Quick poss. on both.
ROSEMONT
A brick bungalow with, all cows. lge.
bath and bedrm, on lst, A.; 2nd fl, has :
Ige. bedrms. and tile bath, fully insu-
a5ed; 4bt screened side porch; car sarsge
immed. poss. This home is really an
excel. buy.
OAKWOOD
Frame bungalow for only $500, on "a
kit, part bsmt.; $1,000 down, bal like
rent.
FRANCONIA
Frame bungalow, in excel. cond.; has .
heater y acre OF ground; full price,
So. 200; down payment, $1,000; bal. like
rent.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 So St.. Asaph St, Alexandria. TIE.
7343, Alex 6644. Open til 9. -l2
ON MT. VERNON HWY.
wellington. overlooking Potomac River;
over "a acre, 6-rm. bungalow; kit. bath;
S9500. Out Mt. Vernon hwy, this, side
G9f otsfPas e M S5f2 vi 1 ss5
TREASURE HOUSE
yS, With pure solid =, comfort, htsh leysi:vlew
din Tm and kit. that has 'dh disposal @ PAN. and
dishEasher ! ~ she; bsmt, has gas heat; garage
THE BRANT CO., INC.
Wilson blvd, GIL 4216, OK. 0520 III
DOCTORS ESTATE
25 miles from 9ln., p c. al white masonry,
Ing oak trees e d Ideal f home SHs pius present
professional ONCE arrangement; 4 bedrms :,
baths; gas h-wh., 2-csr Diet. gar,
sI5.750: $3.50 down. bal ist trust.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
217s No. Glebe I'd, GIL. 6777, OK. o141:
ewes. oV. 0669. oW 1914 . -i2
- FOR QUICK SALE
This, very comfortable Cape Cod home with
5eDlase a5a med in trsctys y n.drm din
/
| tile bath on 1st floor; expansion 2nd
floor, full bsmt.. space for rec. rm.. gas
heat, good-sized lot. Can be handled with
moderate down payment and assume a
4ao trust. Call to inspect
SEWELL REALTY co.
"A So. Glebe rd. at Lee blvd, OK. O217,
! Gil. 1873, Gil. 9574. Open evenings. -12
$11, ,250-NEW
One and one-half story bunga; lge liv
rm., dinette. kitchen with range and refgr
. bedrms. and bath on first f.; finished
| stairway to insulated 2nd f. with rm
for two more lse. bedrms.; full basement
with outside entrance; homes on lge
| wooded lot in buit-up residential section
very conv, loc.; approved for sale to vet
| Grams or civilians at same price; quick
occupancy. Open Sat. and Sun. for in.
ipectiSSn on Direction Directions 3. to property; property Out ou,
Hechingers. turn left at Marshall ST. tc
! Custis pkwy and homes.
Lincoln Investment Co., OW. 1911
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGikiA.
NEW RAMBLERS

NEW RAMBLERS
Bung allows and Colonials, excellent con-
struction by responsible builders. Financ-
ing available. All in excellent locations,
modern as tomorrow, particularly very
popular ramblers. Call for appointment
to see any time days or evenings. Monday
through Sunday. Our statesmen are eager
to help you find your dream home.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2116 Wilson blvd, GIL or OK. PISA. Ia
Charm. Dignity and Character
Gracious 6-rm. white brick Colonial, 8
bedrms. and tiled bath up; formal liv. rm.
with attractive paneling above fireplace
and French doors leading to rear living
porch, full din. rm lge; kit; full bsmt.
including recrea. rm. with fireplace. lava
tory and lge. storage under porch Lear
Oct. gar And excellent home in an out;
standing No Arlington location. Priced
for immediate sale at S1s.950. Shown by
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2204 Wilson blvd, ow. $500. OK. 4123.
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ARLINGTON

Glebe I'd. ard Lee blvd.-Brck semide-
tached; oil &C, heat elec; range; living
ment: reasonably priced For further in
formation cali MR.. LATONA. MA. I137.
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116 So. st. Asaph St, Alexandria, T
7343. Alex 6644. Open til 9. j
ON MT VERNON HWY

wellington. overlooking Potomac River;
over u acre, 6-rm. bungalow; kit, bath;
S9.5O0. Out Mt. Vernon hwy, this side
CLYDE c. DUNNINGTON. WI 2635 IL .
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Radiant Heated Rambler
BUILT IN 1912

OO4' NV lC1L
This lovely story-and-a-half home Is in
one of Falls Church's loveliest residential
districts: situated on a I2-acre fenced in
lot. unusually beautiful trees and shrub
berry afford the privacy of an estate with
out the care. Home has small carpeted
entrance hall, step-down living room with
paneled fireplace. Screened-in porch. down.
stairs bedrm. with laVatory, dining room
with built-in cupboard and kitchen. 1st-f
area has random-width pegged flooring.
Stairway from dining room leads to lee
studio room and ptne-paneled study
Stairway from center hall leads to good
sized bedrms. and bath. Maids rm in
basement. S33 500. Shown by appoint
ment only. A. WEDDERBURN, FA. 1926
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SPACIOUS LIVING RIM.

SPACIOUS LIVING RIM.
A brick Colonial. about mos. old, beau
tifully decorated, with 16x20 TT. liv. .rm.,
bsmt., recr. rm. same size with frepl. 3
bedrms. Tia baths; in N. Arlington new
THOS. G. MAGRUDER co.
2o51 Wilson blvd. GH. sls1' GIL, a4s4;
COZY HOME, 5 ACRES
3-bedrm. home, all mod. Cape Cod. on
state highway. Lge. park on rear. Lots
Of shade. stream for swimming pool or
hsh pond; 10 m miles loo out nr. new Shirley l
Annandale, Va. FA. O999-73s7. -12
NOW AVAILABLE
With title at reduction in price of 81, 900
to only S25,250 on very liberal terms; that
very fine 3-bedrm., 2i2-bath mod home at
AT Linden lane, Hillwood, Falls Church.
Follow signs from Linden lane and Hill
wood ave. Broker cooperation. Go direct
to house, or call
L. S. HURLEY
200 North Brandywine ST.. Arlington Gil.
1902 or CHI. 9Sl6 daily. to $40. IL
OPEN 2 TOT
62O7 North 2Sth ST., Arlington In Smiths
addition to Berkshire. High elevation, un-
usual and attractive brick bungalow with
room with fireplace de luxe equipment
throughout. expansion attic full bsmt
Drive out Lee hwy. beyond Glebe rd to
North PoWhatan ST., right to North 2Sth
St, then left to our open sign. MILTON
G. SMITH. 42l9 Wilson blvd, oW. 1900.
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TREASURE HOuSE

OF distinctively colorful ideas combined
with pure solid comfort. high level-view
lot; 3 family bedrms., 2 full baths on
different levels: liV. rm. with fireplace.
din. rm. and kit. that has disposal and
dishwasher; bsmt. has gas heat; garage;
ranch-type porch.
THE BRANT CO., INC.
Realtors. Arl. sales office, Brant Bldg.
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AL BAKER & SON, INC.

Frame bungalow, in excel. cond.; has .
lge. bedrms., liv. rm., kit oil circula ting
heater, u acre of ground; full price,
$4,000; down payment, $1,000; bal. like
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ALEXANDRIA

Exceptional location-Attractive Tyr. old,
5-rm. brick and stone; new-house cond
full bSmt.. oil h.-w h.; l blk. to store and
2 buslines: immed possession: Sl2 500.
R. L. RHINE REALTY co.
'6O7 Prince st, Alexandria. TIE. s426; ewes,
Alex. 6911 TE 4l6s. Alex 1852. -l2
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ARLINGTON

Builder. 6016 22nd st. N, Overlee Knolls-
New 6-rm. brick finished. front hall with
closet, y bath. LIST f.; fireplace. , mas
ter bedrms.: game rm.. 25Xl3, with irepl.
inclosed back yd. for garden: $4,000 1st
trust PAYABLE So per month IL
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ARLINGTON

We are happy to offer this Colonial brick.
An unusual buy, we'll f1na need; pleasant
living room, dining room and fully equipped
kitchen with nice cabinet space: second
floor mas ) bedrooms and tile bath, attic
STORAGE; full dry basement, gas &C. heat,
landscaped lot; with $4,000 cash you can
SI5,95O. Shown exclusively by
EASTMAN & SEAY, REALTORS
FA. 2620. If in need of a good farm let
us talk over few of our rs lstings with
ynu
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRcINlA

SEE IT-YOU'LL LIKE IT
A sleaming white Cape Cod. . beautiful
A-aere shaded lot: 2 blocks from new
family-size din. rm.; work-saving. equip
ped kitchen: 3 twin-size bedrooms and
bath; full bsmt. Priced for immediate
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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ARLINGTON

Charming home, within 20 minutes of
Washington. Attractive living rm. and sun
parlor, dining rm.. kitchen, . bedrms. and
bath; recreation rm. or bedrm. in a we'll
finished basement with outside entrance;
fenced-in back yard; a cozy home at a
fair price: terms srranaed.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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FRED ]. GEORGE. Realtor

FRED j. GEORGE, RealtOr
Gil. 6777: ewes. OV O669. -l2
ARLINGTON
Charming brick bungalow. yrs old
living room with real firepl., . large bed
rms. and tiled bath. dining rm. and
equipped kitchen; stairway to foored attic,
well insulated in ceiling and floor, 5 large
windows, space for . bedrms.; full bsmt,
oil &C. heat, outside ent Attractively
handicapped lot many nice trees, high ell
ovation; > blks. to transportation. In a
well-established neighborhood. Storm win
doWs and screens, Price. S13.750. Ex-
cellent terms. Immediate possession. Ex-
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
2f13 N Glebe rd Gil, 6777 OK DIAL
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FRANCONIA

Frame bungalow for only 5000. on "a
acre, with 2 bedrms. and bath, liv. rm.
kit, part bsmt.; $1,000 down, bal like
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ROSEMONT

A brick bungalow with all cows. lge.
liv.. rm. with hrepl.. din. rm., kit. "a
bath and bedrm on lst A.: 2nd fl. has
lge. bedrms. and tile bath; fully insu-
lated; screened side porch; Lear garage.
This is a prewar home We can offer
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ARL., VA-CLOSE IN

Det. brick; 3 bedrms, . baths. recreation
rm., maids .rm. with bath: very reason.
ably financed. Possession with settlement
For further information call MR. LA.
T0NA MA 1I3Z
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

2s.s ACRES, less than &C per IT.; 1850
II, or more on railroad track. GRAHAM
a. OGDEN, INC, 500 King st. Alex,
Va TE l30O or Alex. 1900. IL
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Arlington F'Orest-S15 $50

This larger type, all brick. bedrm Ar.
lington Forest home is located on a ouiel
street; lge. lot with beautiful trees. over.
looking park and is available for immed
occupancy; featuring oil heat, screened
porch, 3 nice bedrms., lge. liv. rm., din
m and kit. tmod. equip.l Priced al
81 $3.50. on reasonable terms.
DICK BASSETT, REALTOR
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We have 2 houses that are both excel.
buys. One is a bungalow of 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm., dining rm. and kit. The price
Is only S9,500. The other is a 6-rm.
home with Lear gar. only $1,000.
Quick poSs. on both.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

BLADENsBURG RID. AND n. Y. AVE
$4,000 50. #. or more. loot, street
frontage, railroad siding. Call MI.
Fischer, with DREYFUSS BROS. MA.
O5S2; ewes, WO. 3190 IL
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Taxes
Continued From First Page)

tional product Of goods and services
adding:
"The present rate Of investment
Of 13 per cent is not only sufficient
for replacement (of business plant
and equipment) and normal growth
but it also covers some making up OF
the deficiency accumulated during
the war.
"A more rapid rate of investment
would, of course. make up this de-
ficiency more quickly, but 1t
would increase present inflationary
pressures by diverting more Of cur
rent output away from consump-
ton"
More rapid expansion, he said
also would have these effects:
l. "It would increase the pressure
on our presently short steel supply
since most investment requires sub
stantial amounts Of steel"
z. 1T would tend to intensity the
boom and make more difficult the
readjustment to a normal growth
rate when present deficiencies are
made up"
3. "It would shift the distribution
of output and production facilities
in a way that could not be main
5ained for a long period ahead and
hence would necessitate a painful
readjustment at a later time"
Kline Adds Two Suggestions.
Mr.. Kline, the Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton president, had two specific
tax suggestions in addition to gen.
eral application of the community
property principle. He proposed
that the Federal excise tax on trans
portation and communications be
repealed. This, he said, would en-
courage the lowering of prices on
many essential commodities.
1--WE believe that under present
conditions all remaining revenue
should be used to reduce our ma
tional debt" the statement said.
Maintenance of revenue and re-
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Alert Peace Officer Seizes.
z in S21,474 Bank Robbery.
BY The A,.oeio,ed Pres.

HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, Colo,
Jan. 19.-An alert undersheriff was
credited today with the daring cap
ture of two men shortly after the
bank in Kremmling, Colo, was
robbed of $21,4 ,474 early yesterday.
Sheriff Chester McQueary said
Undersheriff G. H. Van Pelt, about
40, knocked one man out as he
stepped from the rear door Of the
bank, and then captured the other
by ramming his car into the fee
ing mans automobile.
The two under arrest were iden-
titled as Harold Payne, IS. and Err
vim w. Margerum, 40, both Of Oma-
ha. They were brought here to the
Grand County Jail.
Two ripper r-closed bags containing
the money, all currency. were found
a few PAGES from the bank.
The sheriff reported that 5-foot
concrete and brick-lined vault in
the bank had been drilled through
and the front ends of safety deposit
boxes sawed of. Sacked silver coins
worth $1,000 had not been touched,
Sheriff McQueary said, and bank
officials reported an inner safe con-
tanning $4,000 was ignored.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Weather
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him to find a new dealer, Mr.. Ken
nedy said.
The six-room home was heated
by a pot-type kerosene burner.
Today Mr.. Kennedy sent to the
Commissioners a report on the COM
mittee's study of the oil shortage
He then departed for New York
on business connected with his ca
pacity as director of Weights. Meas
ures and Markets. While there he
hopes to contact New York's CO.
ordinator of fuel oil to learn how
that city is combating the short
age.
Emergency Stockpile Studied.
Next Friday Mr.. Kennedy will
ask the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Associations fuel oil di-
vision to join his committee in COM
pleting plans for an emergency
stockpile. Mr.. Kennedy hopes to
set aside at least 10000 gallons OF
No. 2 oil and about 10000 gallons
of kerosene, with the cooperation
of the five major oil companies.
He believes the plan can be per-
fected by next week end.
Mr.. Kennedy emphasized that
success in accumulating the reserve
stocks is contingent on the public
response to an appeal to conserve
IS per cent of the oil normally used
THE stockpile must come from
this saving, since there is no chance
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Of obtaining more oil than that
presently coming into the District. -
Mr.. Kennedy said.
Oil Trick Damaged.
Quick action by the Fire Depart
ment was credited with saving most
of a 5,000-gallon load Of fuel oil
yesterday when a truck tanker COL
lided with an automobile at Twelfth
street and Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Firemen plugged hole in
the tank with wood and the loss
was limited to 200 or 300 gallons.
Forecaster Explains Failure.
Slowness of the storms center to
localize was blamed by the Weather
Bureau for failure to predict accu-
rately heavy snow expected Satur-
day night.
The storm developed in the South
but throughout Saturday the bureau
was left in dubt as to whether its
center would be over land or sea. II
it had localized over land, the
chances were good for heavy snow
here, and the bureau decided the
condition was "critical'' enough to
warrant warning. --...
As it happened, the storm local
lied over water and most of it missed
Washington, the bureau said.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Man Sought for Quiz
IN Girls Disappearance
D. shs A.soeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-Police
said they gave the sheriff at Fresno
Calf, today the description Of Q
man wanted for questioning In con-
nection with the mysterious disap-
pearance of Jacqueline Horner, IA.
|year-old piano prodigy.
Sergt. r. A. Houghton of the
juvenile division, who is conducting
an investigation, said the man Is
believed to be In the Fresno area
and that the sheriff there has beer
asked to detain him.
Jacqueline has been missing from
her Hollywood home since last Tues.
day, when dDhe reportedly quarreled
with her mother. Yesterday she was
believed traced to Modesto, In the
California Central Valley, but there
all signs faded.
Modesto authorities reported nc
trace of the girl or a couple, friends
of the family, whom it was believed
she might have visited.
A piece of unclaimed luggage at q
bus station in San Francisco was to
be checked for possible leads. A bus
driver declared the girl was his pas
senger as far as Modesto, but his
relief driver could not recall taking
her farther.
Mrs. Clara Horner, her mother
said I'VE haven't hearda word from
her" He father, George Wright
Horner. lives in Buffalo, N. Y.
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Miss Paris on Honeymoon
With Columbus Veteran
sy the Asseerosed Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. 19.-"Miss
Paris of 1s47' and her American
bridegroom. former PFC Ray Mack
of Columbus, we're on their honey.
moon today at an undisclosed spot.
The stately brunette, Miss Pierette
Catherine Frohen (Kay) Trevil. and
Mr.. Mack were married yesterday at
the First Congregational Church
here. The nuptials eliminated a
two-year- romance which began
in Heidelberg, Germany, when Mr..
Mack managed a United States
Army Club. The Partisan beauty
sang there with troupe appearing
before American soldiers.
The couple planned short trip
of two or three days" before return
ing to Columbus to complete details
for an entertainment tour, which
Mr.. Mack said would be undertaken
to raise funds for disabled war
veterans.
Mr.. Mack. credit manager for o
clothing store, and his bride. who
is "a, hope to reassemble the cast Of
the show that appeared in Heidel-
berg.
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Iduction Of expenses are essential to
the stabilization Of our economy
under present conditions"
A decision on changing the size
Of the Republican tax cut bill will
be made at . meeting of the GOP
high command Of the House prob
ably tomorrow In Speaker Martins
Office.
Mr.. Martin said that this strategy
huddle will be followed on Wednes-
day by a meeting of COP leaders OF
Senate and House for general leg
| islative discussion.
Budget Ch0pping Starts Thursday.
Work Of chopping down President
Truman's $50. TOO, ,000, 900 budget for
the fiscal year beginning July will
start Thursday. Mr.. Martin an
nounced today that a joint Senate
House committee will get to work at
that time on details Of a legislative
budget to govern appropriations
during the present session.
Mr.. Martin made the announce
ment after a meeting Of COP lead
ers Of Senate and House in his
office.
Ways and Means Committee
Chairman Knutson put the veto
proof" label on his 5000, ,0O0, 900 tax
slashing bill when he introduced it.
But Mr.. Snyder told Congress it
actually would reduce revenues by
81, ,305 ,000,0 900 and would put the
Treasury $2,100,000, 600 in the red
next year. He limited strongly that
the President will veto any such
measure.
Some Republicans, notably on
the Senate side of the Capitol, have
been saying privately that they
consider Mr.. Knutson's bill too
generous.
On top Of this there were re-
ports that some influential Demo-
Gratis in both the Senate and House
are ready to 60 along on a Veto
overriding attempt If the legisla-
ton is toned down.
Hence the call for tomorrow's
policy session.
Mr.. Martin refused to predict
what changes that meeting might
bring, but he told reporters fatty
that whatever tax cutting measure
is sent to the White House will be
backed with more than the two
third vote needed to override a
presidential objection.
While Mr.. Knutson claims his bill
is veto proof" the story is different
in the Senate where Republican
leaders have said privately they fear
they can't marshal the votes to
override the veto with which Mr..
Truman Is certain to greet any such
drastic slash in Federal revenues.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Driver, Apparently Unhurt,
Dies Day After Auto Crash
BY the Assoeiated Press

BECKLEY, w. Va, Jan. 19.-The
report in the State Police Accident
Prevention Bureau lists only the
bare essentials of the death of Frank
Brown, 54, as the result of a recent
highway accident.
The log does not show that after
Mr.. Browns car slid over an en-
bankment along U. S. route 1921,
he emerged from the wreckage. told
his story to investigating police, and
took an injured passenger to the
hospital. ....
Insisting that he himself was un-
hurt, he left the hospital with the
remark. II guess I'm the lucky guy"
He returned the next day, COM
planning of headache, within a few
hours he had died of what doctors
said was fractured skull appar-
emily suffered in the accident.
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pocket as he was going into the
Munitions Building. He was to be
arraigned later today in Municipal
Court, they said.
Strikers Give Information.
Carter told police that some of
the strikers visited his home last
night and told him not to go to
work today. He showed them
pistol at the time and declared he
would take 1t with him to work,
police said they were informed by
some of the strikers. On complaint
of the strikers, police said they
searched Carter when he arrived at
the Munitions Building.
GSI spokesmen said they had NO
direct knowledge Of the incidents
They said they knew Of no change
In the strike situation and had not
been approached by Labor Depart
ment officials. Secretary Schwel-
lenbach was reported to have con-
ferred last week with Federal Works
Administrator Philip B. Fleming,
Government representative in con-
tracts with GSI for operation of
the cafeterias.
All except the cafeterias at the
Labor Department and the Supreme
Court are open, with working staff
OF approximately 1000. 'GSI said
more than 800 are union members
Strikers Provoked, Leader Says.
Commenting on the arrests, Mr..
Palmer said the union is doing
everything possible to keep the
lines orderly"
But sometimes the people on the
lines become provoked when they
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Meat
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bill does not authorize establish
ment Of maximum prices for meat.
It does, however, revive a portion
of the Second War Powers Act of
1912 insofar as it affects the pro-
visions of the proposed new meas
use, which is formally known as
Meat ALLEGATION Act of 1948."
Senator Flanders pointed out that
this would give the President power
to combat any meat black market.
He and Mr.. Javits estimated that
meat available for domestic con-
sumption is expected to drop this
year to 100 pounds per person as
against 1856 last year. Because of
an unprecedented demand, meat
prices are expected to increase
further, they said.
IL Per Cent of Family Budget.
Therefore, we believe we should
be ready to ration meat If this
occurs and if the public, through
their representatives in Congress,
agree" they declared.
They pointed out that the price
of meat has risen so rapidly that
it now constitutes nearly IL per
cent of the average city family's
budget and that the average fac
tory worker is required to work
more than six weeks to pay his
family's meat bill of $40 a year.
Food prices have risen so that
they now constitute about As per
cent of the cost of living. Meat &C
counts for about 30 per cent of food
expenditures" they said.
They agreed that the rationing
program would have a stabilizing
affect on meat prices and that prices
might even later start falling off.
Senator Flanders added that if
meat prices were to come down soon
there would be no need for rationing
nor any demand for congressional
action.
Mr.. Javits commented that "if we
find the need for controls again, we
should have the courage to reimpose
controls"
Evening star., 1948-01-19
P-S0s Average $50 k.P.H.
In 0kIahoma-i a-io-D. {. Hon

Two jet-propelled P-80 airplanes
few 1,160 miles nonstop from Okla
homa City to Washington yesterday
in two hours and seven minutes, the
Strategic Air Command reported.
The two Shooting Star" planes
averaged $50 miles per hour. The
trip was made at an altitude OF
about 5000 feet and with a helping
tail wind of about so miles per hour
The planes are part of the 4th
. Fighter Group and are based at
Andrews Field, Md. The Oklahoma
Washington fight was routine
mission.