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Humphrey Bogart, and Rita Hay
worth.
Males: Crosby. Cooper. Gable,
Grant, Peck, Tracy, Bogart, Alan
Ladd, Dana Andrews, Bob Hope.
Fred MacMurray and James Stew
art
Females: Miss Bergman, Miss Col
bert, Miss Young, Miss Cradle, Miss
Hayworth, Lana Turner. June Ally
son, Irene Dunno, Barbara Stan
wyck. Greer Carson, Esther Will
liams, and Rosalind Russell.
What it all proves, perhaps. is that
Hollywood is one place where youth
won't be served.
The Warner theater will get right
into the gala holiday spirit at mid
week when it stages a special pre-
miere party for the opening Of
Fighter Squadron" the first OF
those postwar pictures dealing with
airmen. The Technicolor film will
be shown to a special audience
and the general .public-composed of
members of the United States Air
Force, the Air Force Recruiting
Service, Civil Air Patrol and Air
National Guard members.
Miss TatlockS Millions" current
Warner feature, will be shown for
the last time Wednesday at 4:45 pm.
The theater will reopen at 7:45 pm.
for the premiere of Fighter Squad
ron"
|
Charles Bracket, the Paramount
writer who has taken on additional
chores of producing and directing
will spend the next five and one.
half years at the same studio. He
has just signed a new contract CIV
Evening star., 1948-11-22

Paramount'S crooner.
This intelligence is vouchsafed
those who may be interested by
Boxofice magazine, another OF the
outstanding cinema trade journals
which regularly takes measurements
of the public standing OF Holly
woods big names.
Although Miss Bergman is dimin-
ished one notch in Boxofice's stand
ings, after holding Crosby to mere
second place for two years, she still
is a spectacularly sound investment
for any producer who can meet her
price for a movie. That price, Incl
dentally, is the highest in Hollywood.
In addition to standing second on
the combined male and female list,
she is first among the feminine
stars.
The three lists follow:
Combined: Crosby, Miss Bergman,
Gary Cooper, Claudette Colbert,
Clark Gable, Loretta Young. Cary
Grant, Betty Cradle, Spencer Tracy,
Evening star., 1948-11-22
Stage Star Cast
HOLLYWOOD

x1Sxlx5 wv ON<1s
Patricia Neal, young New York
stage and screen star, has been
chosen by Warner Bros. to play
opposite Ronald Reagan in that stu
dos Forthcoming screen version Of
The Hasty Heart" The film is to
be produced in London, under the
direction of Vincent Sherman.
Miss Neal, who was given a long
term contract by the studio follow
ing her performance in Broadway's
Another Part of the Forest" made
her film debut opposite Reagan in
John Loves Mary and has just
completed her role opposite Gary
Cooper in ''The Fountainhead."
Evening star., 1948-11-22

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1948-11-22
Crosby Displaces Pretty 1ngrid
AS Nations Film FavOrite
By Joy Cormody

Well in one respect things back to normal in this
country. -, -,
Is Bing Crosby . .. !. 49,. .
Bv the popular Aim performer is not woman
to
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

BUNGALOWS, detached, on nice lots;
eonven. to everything: rms o and : bath tn
with ST 10 900 90 to 81 500 down ne RAY CHICK
1904 Marlboro pike, Hillside 4404, $500.
OPEN SUNDAY TO 8 P.M.-Lovely det
house of & rms, l "a. baths. at 212 seth
St Sc: oil heat, modern and complete in
every respect; conV to everything; SUB
s Minn ave- sas se ref TR 4as pAoh MoDD
BY owNER-Wil finance new 6-rm: and
bath, automatic hit; corner lot on Nichol-
suitland. Md Price, $4,000; $500 cash
fC; 3. EDWARDS, 1147 46th st. Sc. TW.
BLVD HEIGHTS, blks from Alabama
ave.-Det. ash. sh., 4Oxl00; all utilities.
This house needs repairs; owner will allow
for repsir S,nr $780, 1nspect by apt
c conc less HEIG HTS close to Boiling
Field-Moderpp family apt, bldg. of !:
H Hill BUNGALOW, o. open al' Sunday
ing ~ 5 e 0 bunsaioR located on fine ievei
fence Enclosed lot, with stately trees; living
room with fireplace, large kitchen, light
session; offered at the amazing low price
of Sl3950: REQUIRES substantial cash. To-
Gated at 2l30 33nd St, Sc. Open Sunday
6s@7. c. D. MURPHY, Realtor. 140I e5th
NR. 9Th AND PA. AVE. sE.-Row brick.
plus owners apt. FORD E MORGAN, ST.
; BUNGALoWS. SIG,95o. $4,000, s13,35o
inspect call + PAUL MUDD, 24os MINI
HLLcREsTEopen Sun S;., 155 pm pm, a53s
has living rm with fireplace. dining rm..
kit. 3 bedrms., ? baths, sundeck and
porch hce ot rP Priced ssef o ie F Fl
REALTY co: Js11 Pa. ave- Sc FIR.
6 b2SsG Fl Fl From NE oiwNER-pet a-bedrm
bricf: FENCED corner Io!. gsTase; $1,000;
Bradbury. lights, Hillside 690S. No agents
GIs ATTENTIoN-New brick bungalow on
finished attic, suitable for 2 additional
rms, fireplace: excel. kit; bsaut; level lot;
mies from a1ls B. C. line Oh should 90 81
SD, 500: immed possession This is far
above average. See 1t and compare. CAL
MI; Barr. Ii, 41l6 with MALCOLM o"'
1898 ST. SEC rms and bath; Of!
6sa grise e1 s5op dSEn eves l1 Iu
new new DEvELoPMENT-Low down pay
men; rms semi Oct h STick sDs oak o or
sR 81 AN Ge6 G H1Gh IS scHo S arranged
sgtf IDEAL c5 59T hS"s a GuNR Pr
| 1905: ewes. LU 1865
/ SHIPLEY TER.-Owner transferred. Prac-
tically new, 8 rms and bath, auto. heat;
priced SI1.500. CHARLES s. QUINN, FIR.
| 1908: evenings. LII. 1865.
HILLCREST AREA-Open is Sun. 3446
Hiehwood DIR. Less than $4,000. Yes,
nm, K-bath det home, iee. hv. rm.
with fireplace, lovely kit, bsmt.. oil heat;
porch. plenty Of closets, gar. To reach:
blks, on Carpenter TO Highwood dr., then
! right to house. ACE REALTY SERVICE,
1214 Pa, ave, sc. FIR, 1717.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sov,heo.t.

n0OSsS rON SAh6@9ootuSoSt.
CoLOHED.-ONLY s5Oe DoWN-5-rm.
mr. nr i5h ian and snd cs sss also as.n ans
e essh sssh 6f sSS fo S2 s7 Is PM
home; coiored, make It a date u to come ns
out and see this very attractive semidet.
oa tSs home omen vacant sna
fun sssemsns; $500 down Dsymsns; car
oH assd ne II. , e iam 81 sw Rg g2 soS
home, all improvements; move in at once;
e eeI9 asEmess io sSo sr RAJ s rms
s 81 5HoS b. s WSfsz Nc SIS s ffss
coLoREDNi4s SO b sr.-Brick. 8 rms
bath ba Eoo h.sw;h,; 27car garage: front porch;
WASH doE NC 81 SIS nJ Irth e ST. TVS nHos
VACANT, 5-rm. semidet. brick: nice
Dedrms tiled bath a,hs oil beat only Slo75e
1882, with T. PAUL MUDD. a4os MINI.
coIokEp-4oe BLK. 18th sr,-ss,4s
sell furn. Exclusive, RAFFEEL REAL Es-
c coTo h5alterS sr sH NEA les 9Th sELarse
7-rm. and bath detached brick, with .
story brick garage in rear and lear metal
garage IN rear, mouse modern III every Ce-
tail. including Bendix washing machine:
oil heat, Venetian blinds; must be seen to
be appreciated STA. 800. To inspect call
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, 1929 K St. NV.
Ma. 0352. Ewes. and Sun. phone Wo. s55S.
CoLoRED-CLOsE-IN Sc: s7.95O-At-
tractive corner home of Z rooms and bath
and 2-car garage: easy terms. MITCHELL
o 91eK SIa i TobAT r Fa ms
Kentucky ave. s.e.-Attractive Colonial
| bri IN
/ st f.. side-ent. hall. liv. rm., din. rm,
sun nm. and kit: End A. bedrms. with
large closets and mod. bath; basement
with oil h.-w.h.; built-in garage, screens
and storm SASH hardwood floors; property
in excel. cond.: owner-occupied; early
COLORED-9-RM. HOUSE, furn: gas
heat; English bsmt.; corner good terms;
possession with deed. Phone TR. 0372.
c Col TODAY, TO s. e511
High st: se-New! Vacant! Move in!
brick. 6 rooms, bsmt gas heat, stove and
refer. Near bus, school and theater.
$1,000 down and it's yours Out Nichols
ave. to Morris I'd, left . blocks to High
st. Office open 10 to Sun. FIRST MA
TIoNAL REALTY, 905 18th st. NV. RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe...

COLORED-Ss50 DOWN-Cozy 5-rm. and
bath brick home; to be delivered in excel
condition; coal h.-w.h.: lst comml zone;
detacbed garage: conven. Schools. stores,
transp.; only $3.50. low monthly pay
ments. Mrs. Whitney, AT. 5000. with
BARNEY o. WEITZ, 1927 Eye st. NV.
Ma. -O65 3
COLORED-ee3 ST. s.w.-S2a5 down.
easy terms: rooms. semdet. brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with
A.. M. DRAISNER, l404 L st. NV, MA.
$685.. home, GE. O291; office open Sunday
ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp

DRUMMOND AvE.-Comfortable old home,
q rms. bath gas heat, gar. Lot 100Xl %
#. $1,000 or. furn;;- Sls,500 MRS.
HUNTINGTON, WI. 1885. 10
SILVER SPRING-Modern brick BUNGALOWS
rms bath, close to all convenleneo4,
priced to sell immed. To inspect ceI
CHARLES n. ELMO. 81. sire or no. Ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
HOUSES FOR SALINE. ,cens.,

ONLY SI8,050; best n.e. location.-consist.
ing OF complete apis, nicely Iurn., rem
for S205 per mo-: this is first,
h snaai 81 $40 900 per or b. b. 4o4
ATTRACTIVE CORNER BRICK, o room,
and bath, oil h.-w.h.; good condition;
zoned 1st commercial. well located foi
ali-purpose business. near E. Capitol ano
fn fis mn nEafH s0issfTI ah ac
REsTRiicTED N.E:@Loe desirable row
9 spacious bedrms,, tile bath, mod. kit
9sass 5ssylns tow sse n ssI CO. SAG = go 81
New NJ Homes FOR oLD0f your present
home does not suit you, we will build you
a new, one and dispose of your old. Cal
aSsHI eur RES fHRs' Co. ss! sssf
rs rs MxRriLaSD AVE. NE, corner house
double gsrase and an extra lot Isxs5;
irst trust. !. ". THURM. 9os 10th
Inspect this s-family. row brick; con
roo Sosef bab full on ane sss
@en 1ufnf RUD STSV eoN 1 SSs f pf
K < a n cArH Ho s:oi tjN1v-s11 $50; at
bath; built-in tub and shower, h.-w;h.. 3
ofes ran e0 Terms
5000, with BARNEY O. WE1Tz, 1897 Eye
!, HOME Rs M asp ,G INVESTMENT. modern mode
fun basement. oil heat. Price. $3.50
sfei With te cox GU e. Ne sss
NEAR SEARS RoEBGCKE5 and 5 bedrm
brick homes, priced right. Please call Mr.
Rauch >, Ho. 546l' with COX o. CO.
NEAR Il EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL at 1855
E st. n.e:LIBriek. rms; Y tiled baths,
bssemsnt apt re15 a' for sn 500 mo- sxesIsni
Bo1 PoF eHASS1 S1 2s ST. tn SE-Besutfu
Ii sa E,g FENCED o6 ii; tuii basement;
sGks MicH Nj soI pi X 6srm
row brick, under 10 yrs. old, tiled bath
frigerator, attractive recreation room anc
bath in bsmt. Desirably loo mr.. shoppinf
center, transportation and recreation cen.
ter. MR.. PECK, RA. 6593: ewes, PECK
1871 construction. Attractive corner
nTiek fan be used t @th or
ample closet space; complete modern
baths: :. kits. stoves and retgrs.; front
staa!sS on fenced lanas ss lot. Rsss
ckoFT' PARIS asRss' 3 app Perry 4ny st. w" Nj
S SraR Mi IN th0 I'M e% over
s ' bath; P price. $is,556 only ss.5od
cali Mr. sebra or Miss doom, UN. 1896,
s ssSs Z ca az; INC ST. N.E-Det. frame:
summer winter hookup; attic space for
z rooms; House can be used as =, fam
WILLIAM VIE r TH Spst esa 1924 r.
! ISL aye JA ns Re- ST. 9al NE-s-apt home:
10 rms. and 2 baths, oil heat. new roof;
ideal loc; convena to everything; lot 5Ox
IS price Vii William Ref sSse Ssesa5
I.G. B. /. a sys. ne DE; oa1s.
saaday lafha SLo 49, D2%Is o eo
HONE fsSs K AS Il 1NcoM r. p552 Ind st. ne
10 rms. : baths; row brick: hot-water
heat; ideal for rooming house; only
SEP aG"f RR5s Nc Realtors sf@S
5Pk En- sstiSNpAYA. Y. 70 5000 Blaine St
beautiful beautiful eerm eH AND asba niD semidetehed
brick home, in excellent condition. Rec
rm Anchor fence storm torn winaows, gas
5osEPa Eea BR PSea N i Rest sa e 9oa
Il Wo &; n;Tj ga Brick Kick BUNGALOW one
block of s. OAK. ave- rooms, ned ba1n
h;;-w6;, cont. b: w.; lot t41Xl59: price
ave. ne DE. 03l7.
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COLoRED-BUY THROUGH SCOTT
700 block Quebec-S rooms, baths
heated Enclosed porch, full basement, front
and rear entrances. h-wh., oil; storm
windows, garage; excellent condition; terms
possible.
700 block Quebec-9 rooms, 3 stories;
complete apartment; h.-wh, oil; full
basement, garage, large porch; excellent
condition. Call MR.. H. DEMOUY, DE.
1873: after hours TR 5S49 10
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inv in; 5 rooms, tiled bath, list floor; 2 larg'
attic rooms; daylight basement with lava
ard shower drcb ls ess lot
ppice. s15s SS blocks of Alabama
ave Sc. Bradbury Heights. HARTMAN e
f F4da. ". l" 557S Good Hope fa' Sc =
FuRSIsHED-We offer you an immaculate
| 5-rm.. 1-year-old semidet brick nome II
one Of the finest se We be-
! leye the sale price of ;Sl3.5 90 tar below
the actual value Of this home; Sq Te ma
sash Fsgqirsd NJ ca wv MT o Meyer 1R 'S0l
C COL D sT.-New frame, 8
/ rm. house. cleo; $500; $500 cash, %'S2
mo; immed, poss. ME. 4302, EN-. l$'9
coLoRED-Iath AND D-Lge; 3-stor:
brick made into apis; total OF rms.
, baths and 3 h.-w:h. plants; real money =,
c fs5iao1ks RsElSc MT BRICK HOME, j,
6ea9 eond bargain ne5 pGice wis fo eye sis
CoGIoRED-eO0 BL. nth ST. Sc, nr
Lincoln row b pIfasd e for oa
sstsi neH o0 7. r, SIMS EEALTY CO;
R6I6 5s2f spP sn Eo spss Pc ro o4gs s
detached house in this convenient locality
the rooms are nice, spacious and L nrlght
priced at the unbelievable. low of fguEe &c, o
$500; for sale today: Just 81 600 down
monthly payments about $50: dehnltel,
worth more! PAUL J. MILLER; DU
2422 TIL 9 pm. See Mr.. Hooks or
CoLoRED-oPEN TODAY. TO Sim
! med poss.: 49,. 9th 81. s.e;-Colonia
brick. concrete front porch; = rms
complete baths. oil auto, h--w.h.; excel
cond cleo. refer. and modern kit: 81 20s
down will handle. Call MR.. ALBERlS
| EX 5S21 or ia. 6231.
| COLoRED-5e3 18th ST.-Poss.; lge. brick
| II rms, . baths. oil auto. hot-water heat
arranged ) apts.:. only $1,000 down; IN
cludes furn. and 4 refrigerstors: VIII Pro PFC,
Mr.. ALBERTS. Elk. 1921 or ia. 6231.
ICoLoRED-oPEN TODAY TO s. i'm
med poss. $4,000; 1858 D st. Sc; &C
lonial front brick, completely remodeled
! I rms, bath, mod. kit, rec. nm, nuilt-ir
garage, gas h,-w.h., Venetian blinds stor m,
this modern home today r. G. dunno
HO. 07o0.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-03
INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Rural Rehabilita- tion Corporation of Palmer, Alas ka, will receive sealed bids up to and including November 19, 1948, on the following vehicles and equipment. Ten per cent Q0%) of the bid price must accompany the offer and the balance paid in cash upon acceptance of bid. Bids will be opened at the A.RR.C. office in Palmer at 1:30 D. n., Monday, November g. Inquire at the Corporation Office for direc- tions to location of the items listed.
 HD-1O Allis Chalmers Trac- tor with Isaacson Dozer
 1 1887 International Truck Flatbed with winch 112 ton 1 1885 Ford V-8 Dump Truck -1k ton
 1 Seaman Triple Filler
 1 1887 Plymouth Pickup
 1 Model g Caterpillar Tractor 1 425 gal. Steel Tank
 1 225 gal. Steel Tank
 1 500 gal. Steel Tank
 Misc. Walking blows
 Misc. De Laval Cream Separa- torS-Hand-d driven
 1 Mccormick Deering Binder -6 it. cut.
 Mccormick Deering Mower The Alaska Rural Rehabilita- tion Corporation reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 c. w. PETERS,
 General Manager
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-03
Soil Board Plans Area Meetings

Plans were formulated for a series of farm planning meetings to be held under the jurisdiction of members of the board of su- perviSors of the Palmer Soil Conservation District, at a re- cent district supervisors meet ing.
 The plan, as outlined, is that each supervisor will conduct a series of meetings among the farmers residing in his area. The meetings, first of which will be evening meetings, are designed to help the individual farmer plan necessary conservation ac- tivitieS for his own farm. Con- servation surveys, which are now being checked by James Hurley of the local Soil Conservation of flee, are expected to be avail able for each farm.
 The first of these scheduled meetings is being held by Henry Jensen, and will take place to- night Other meeting dates will be announced for specific areas, as soon as the supervisors have prepared the meeting calendar.
 Applications for assistance were approved at the supervisors meeting, and the boards official meeting date of the first Mon day in each month, was confirm ed. However the November meet ing will be omitted, because of the lateness of the October gath ring.
 The supervisors also discussed tentative plans for the purchase of soil conservation farm ma chinery, which might be made available through a machinery pool. No definite action was talk en on this matter.
 Supervisors approved the pub lication of a small pamphlet which will outline the work of the local Soil Conservation Dis trict.
 Members of the Palmer board include LuciuS Ross, chairman, Clarence Hoffman, Clair Patten, Henry Jensen and Bill Roark.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-03

Patients admitted to the Val ley Hospital this week included:
 Alfred John of Copper Center, Jimmy Ross, Myron Newby, Ida Marie Alder, Robert Lothrop of Wasilla, Mrs. Ben Medley, Mrs Peter Danielson of Sutton, IT.. Sturges of Eska, Mrs. Bill Rem pei, Ali Gregorson, Jesse Kepler, James Nichols of Goat Creek and Al Matheson of Jonesville.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-03
Will Plan a Program

When the Valleys agricultural committee holds it's next meet ing in the Extension Office at 8 D. m., Nov. 10, members will be expected to come armed with suggestions for 1949 agricultur- al program in the Valley. Plans for Farm and Home week next year also will be discussed at this meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20
Cabinet Pains President

Visitors who called on President
Truman at the White House after
congress opened, found the CHIEF
executive hopping mad at some OF
his top executives. He was par.
ticularly irate with Secretary OF
the Army Kenneth Royal, Under
secretary Of the Army William H.
Draper and the army's chief Of
staff, Gen. Omar Bradley.
Mr.. Truman said he was fed
up with Royal and Draper for
their sabotage of White House
policies. Diapers policy Of re-
building Germany at the ex-
pense of her neighbors and Sec
rotary Royals inept handling
of army racial discrimination
had got under his skin.
The President was more hurt
than angry at the way his fellow
Missourian, General Bradley, had
reaffirmed segregation and the
army caste system "a hours after
his commander-in-chief had issued
an executive order curbing segre.
gatioh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20
Greater Problems
Are in Prospect

Czechoslovakia is not yet thor
oughly communized. There is stin
a certain amount Of open criticism.
There have been no wholesale
purges. Undoubtedly, these will
come, but when they do-and herein
those who believe that the Soviet
position is weakening are encour-
aged-the prospects are that the
harder the Russians crack down,
the greater problem Czechoslovakia
will present to her Kremlin over
seers.
Before the coup that ended in the
death Of Masaryk took place, it was
estimated that perhaps 20 per cent
Of the people had been indoctri-
mated with communism. Another 10
per cent were sympathetic, chiefly
from a theoretical point Of view.
NV Czech informant declares that
it can be reliably estimated that
the taste Of practical communism
which the people have had now has
reduced that communist score to
IS per cent.
He also confirmed the recent
statements about the army-though
he gave no figures-made by Gen.
Antonin Hasal who escaped to the
American zone of Germany in the
middle Of July. Hasal said that 70
per cent Of the enlisted men and
non-commissioned officers in the
Czech army was anti-Communist.
My Informant put it this way:
The air force, many OF whose
members fought with the R. A. F.,
is almost entirely pro-Western. II
the Reds hadn't drained the tanks
Of al the planes before the coup
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20

most Of them would have flown
away" Many did anyway and
Czech planes are turning up con-
tinually in Western controlled areas
Of Europe. This occurs In civil
aviation too because many OF the
pilots are former members of the
air corps.
But if the Red government can
not trust the air corps. it has even
less confidence in the Czech armored
force. It has been necessary to
inmobilize it.
But the greatest friction
caused by partial communal
ton is felt In the nations econ
omy. Everyone suffers, at least
indirectly, because of this, but
1t can be seen most clearly
among workers. Recent fig
ures, which were made avail
able to the public, indicate that
there is a sharp falling-Off in
the man-hour prOductiveness.
This could be attributed either
to conscious sabotage or to a
feeling Of Indifference and re-
sentiment caused by reduced
pay md restrictions on the
union labor mCvem ent.
Before the Russians moved in. IS
to 80 per cent of Czechoslovakia's
foreign trade was with non-Com-
munist countries. This has been
considerably reduced under pres
sure from Russia, but even now
some 60 to 70 per cent of her ex-
ports 60 to Western Europe.
Virtually the entire output OF the
great Skoda arms factory goes to
Russia. The output is largely heavy
artillery. Production of small arms
for Russia also has been stepped
up greatly.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20
1940-S1,S75, 900, 900.
1851 43, 900, 600.
l947-S3,730,0 900, 900.

O'Mahoney also cited a Federal
Reserve Board report, stating that
business profits this year will ex'
coed the dizzy high OF l947. Point
Ing to individual corporations which
have shared in this bonanza, he re-
ported that General Electric COM
pany now is making profits in ex-
cess of 20 per cent Of net worth,
General Motors, 1879 per cent, U. S.
Steel, 10 per cent.
The 1947 profits Of General Elec'
trio, before taxes were paid, were
FIVE times greater than its 1899 prof
its, O'Mahoney charged.
Meanwhile, he declared, wage In.
creases have been obliterated by
inflated living costs, as evidenced
by the fact that American consum.
ers are paying 81 billion dollars
more for what they buy this year
than in 1916.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20

The set illustrated .,or,
built from patterns. TSsS. =
terms take al the mvs.e.r S: I.
Woodworking. Each Shows - y; ::
size, shape and lcng,. ~ "" W.. ::
each part. Wherever ~, ', =,
are fastened together ~ p;
location is indicated On :. '%;:
tern. Step BY step d!.oc,,D... Il
plain every part Of construct,
easy to understand lansa..ss' '
Making & home IS .rai;t;,,.,
American. The Strength q: =, ;.
country rests on tie rsor'a =.
have built a home for tham:., =,
and their families. Bo.l5rg T.,
furniture or any otho. aoma ., ,-
ment is not difficult. Yop r.. ~
it If you Try. Each pa"er
designed So that no special ~:
or skill are required. Bulb :.
lawn set for immediate Use
Send So cents for Lawn S..
Pattern Nc. s. 10 EasllB.3 }.
tern company, Dept. r., Pleas.
Ollie, N. y.